Austin
April 25-29, 2016

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API Working Group Mitaka Cycle Roundup
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Join the API working group to discuss the progress made during the Mitaka cycle including guidelines that have merged, cross project interactions and a retrospective on what has worked well and where things could be improved. We'll follow this with discussion of future plans, especially with regard to promoting guideline usage and getting more people enaged in the group. Any remaining time will be devoted to open discussion and meeting other people interested in improving OpenStack's APIs.


What can I expect to learn?

1. State of the WG (successes, areas for improvement)

2. Upcoming activities in the WG

Monday, April 25, 2:00pm-3:30pm (7:00pm - 8:30pm UTC)
Hilton Austin - Level 6 - Salon J
Difficulty Level: Beginner
Tags: App Developer Upstream Dev Documentation
Michael McCune
Red Hat Inc.
Michael McCune is a software developer in Red Hat's emerging technology group. He is an active contributor to several Radanalytics.io projects, as well as being a core reviewer for the OpenStack API Working Group. Since joining Red Hat three years ago, he has been developing and deploying applications for cloud platforms. Prior to his career at Red Hat,  Michael developed Linux based... FULL PROFILE
Everett Toews
Rackspace
Everett Toews a Developer Advocate at Rackspace making the cloud easy to use for developers and operators. Sometimes dev, sometimes ops, and sometimes advocate. He explores the interfaces between systems, including APIs, SDKs, and CLIs and how to use them to glue systems together. He likes to teach what he learns along the way. FULL PROFILE
Chris Dent
OpenStack Engineer
Chris has been working with and developing various forms of distributed systems for around 25 years. When he landed in the world of OpenStack, Chris started with the Telemetry project and has since moved into improving the scheduler in Nova and helping to create the new Placement service. Chris is primarily interested in the ways groups of people use networked technology to collaborate,... FULL PROFILE