Merge branch 'cncf:main' into main

config.yaml

@@ -57,17 +57,15 @@ repositories:
     name: banners
     visibility: private
   - external_collaborators:
-      kwussow: admin
+      taylorwaggoner: admin
     name: business-value
     settings:
       has_wiki: true
   - external_collaborators:
       Deep-Cyber: admin
       daniellemcook: admin
-      oicheryl: admin
       onlydole: admin
       siforster: admin
-      xmulligan: admin
     name: cartografos
     settings:
       has_wiki: true
@@ -126,7 +124,6 @@ repositories:
       has_wiki: true
   - external_collaborators:
       InAnimaTe: maintain
-      KTan1226: read
       TimBanks: maintain
       alexcontini: write
       alisondy: admin
@@ -149,7 +146,6 @@ repositories:
       pritianka: admin
       rawkode: admin
       saiyam1814: maintain
-      xmulligan: admin
     name: cloudnativetv
     settings:
       has_wiki: true
@@ -178,7 +174,6 @@ repositories:
     name: cncf.io
   - external_collaborators:
       HashNuke: write
-      KTan1226: write
       agentpoyo: maintain
       amye: admin
       caniszczyk: admin
@@ -231,7 +226,6 @@ repositories:
       uditgaurav: write
       wavell: admin
       williscool: maintain
-      xmulligan: read
     name: cnf-testsuite
     settings:
       has_wiki: true
@@ -269,7 +263,6 @@ repositories:
       vukg: triage
       wavell: write
       williscool: triage
-      xmulligan: admin
     name: cnf-wg
     settings:
       has_wiki: true
@@ -460,6 +453,7 @@ repositories:
       amye: admin
       taylorwaggoner: admin
       joannalee333: admin
+      Cmierly: write
     name: foundation
   - external_collaborators:
       lucperkins: admin
@@ -736,8 +730,6 @@ repositories:
       has_wiki: true
   - external_collaborators:
       jordinl: write
-      kgamanji: write
-      oicheryl: admin
       onlydole: admin
     name: radar
   - name: public-sector-user-group
@@ -749,7 +741,6 @@ repositories:
       has_wiki: true
   - external_collaborators:
       jimbobby5: admin
-      oicheryl: admin
       rochaporto: admin
       soheilade: read
     name: research-user-group
@@ -789,20 +780,17 @@ repositories:
     settings:
       has_wiki: true
   - external_collaborators:
-      KTan1226: admin
       amye: admin
       flanets: triage
       hh: triage
       idvoretskyi: admin
       jacmathew: triage
       kunal-kushwaha: maintain
-      oicheryl: admin
       pritianka: admin
       saiyam1814: read
       sajitss: triage
       savitharaghunathan: triage
       sergioarmgpl: triage
-      xmulligan: admin
     name: students
     settings:
       has_wiki: true
@@ -903,15 +891,15 @@ repositories:
       PushkarJ: admin
       SantiagoTorres: write
       TheFoxAtWork: write
-      achetal01: admin
+      achetal01: write
       anvega: write
       ashutosh-narkar: write
       dshaw: write
       jkjell: write
       justincormack: write
       lumjjb: write
       mlieberman85: write
-      mnm678: write
+      mnm678: admin
       pragashj: write
       ragashreeshekar: write
       sublimino: admin
@@ -935,7 +923,6 @@ repositories:
       jbogarthyde: triage # Expert Support
     name: techdocs
   - external_collaborators:
-      ASalkever: write
       dabernie: read
       denverwilliams: read
       jeffsaelens: read
@@ -945,7 +932,6 @@ repositories:
       taylor: admin
       tomkivlin: read
       wavell: triage
-      xmulligan: admin
     name: telecom-user-group
   - external_collaborators:
       agentpoyo: maintain
@@ -1042,7 +1028,6 @@ repositories:
       joannalee333: write
       k8tgreenley: admin
       krook: write
-      KTan1226: maintain
       libbyschulze: write
       lixuna: write
       lukaszgryglicki: admin
@@ -1062,7 +1047,6 @@ repositories:
       tmmoore1: write
       vheric: maintain
       melsmo: write
-      marissabschwartz: write
       huats: write
     name: workflow
     settings:
@@ -1167,6 +1151,7 @@ teams:
       - david-caro
       - david-m-m
       - diegoroccia
+      - DPalilonis
       - geothery
       - gregjacobs-thrivent
       - hblixt
@@ -1193,8 +1178,12 @@ teams:
     maintainers:
       - leonardpahlke
     members:
+      - caradelia
+      - catblade
+      - guidemetothemoon
       - mkorbi
       - nikimanoledaki
+      - patricia-cahill
   - name: tag-contributor-strategy
     formation:
       - tcs-maintainers

people.json

@@ -1258,6 +1258,23 @@
       "category":["Ambassadors"],
       "image":"bret-fisher.jpg"
    },
+   {
+      "name":"Brienne Alves",
+      "bio":"Brienne is an Event Planner at The Linux Foundation, managing multiple facets of several events, including the Kubernetes Contributor Summit. Prior to joining The Linux Foundation, Brienne brings over 10 years experience in the events industry managing hundreds of corporate annual technical and educational conferences around the world as well as social events and weddings.",
+      "company":"Event Planner",
+      "pronouns":"she/her",
+      "linkedin":"https://www.linkedin.com/in/briennea/",
+      "twitter":"",
+      "github":"",
+      "wechat":"",
+      "website":"",
+      "youtube":"",
+      "priority":"",
+      "category":[
+         "Staff"
+      ],
+      "image":"brienne-alves.jpg"
+   },
    {
       "name":"Cailyn Edwards",
       "bio":"<p>Cailyn is a Senior Infrastructure Security Engineer, with a passion for Kubernetes and the open source world. She is an active contributor to Kubernetes SIG-Security, SIG-CLI and a 2022 Kubernetes Contributor Award recipient. Her current focus is on network, and Kubernetes multi-tenancy security and she gets to spend her working hours contributing up stream. It brings her great joy to spend time with the CNCF community and empower folks to become involved. Outside of work Cailyn can be found running, playing squash, walking her dogs or working in the garden.</p><p>Why I am excited to be an ambassador: I am *so* excited to be a CNCF ambassador because this community has been incredibly impactful to my growth in the industry and I want to give back. I cannot wait to help share all the wonderful things happening at CNCF and organize events for members new and old. One of my favourite parts of my job is mentoring, and I look forward to being able to do this in the Cloud Native community! I want to ensure that each new member has the same welcoming and positive experience that I did!</p>.",
@@ -4051,23 +4068,6 @@
       "category":["Ambassadors"],
       "image":"kohei-ota.jpg"
    },
-   {
-      "name":"Kristi Tan",
-      "bio":"Kristi is a Core Organizer of the Kubernetes Community Days program where she assists organizers at all stages in the process of these global community-led events. She also produces CNCF content including the Project Journey Reports and supports email marketing. Previously, she led social media strategy and marketing for various networking and automotive open source projects. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Oregon.",
-      "company":"Director of Marketing & Member Programs",
-      "pronouns":"she/her",
-      "linkedin":"https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristi-tan-6a047745/",
-      "twitter":"https://twitter.com/muellerkristi",
-      "github":"",
-      "wechat":"",
-      "website":"",
-      "youtube":"",
-      "priority":"",
-      "category":[
-         "Staff"
-      ],
-      "image":"https://www.cncf.io/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/0-7.jpg"
-   },
    {
       "name":"Kristina Devochko",
       "bio":"<p>A techie from Norway who preaches about all things cloud native, Kubernetes, green tech and cats. I am working as a Principal Cloud Engineer, am a Microsoft Azure MVP and CNCF ambassador. Co-Host at Kubernetes Unpacked podcast, owner of kristhecodingunicorn.com tech blog, co-organizer and board member at NNUG Oslo, Cloud Native and Kubernetes Oslo, DEVREAL Oslo and Cloud Native Norway community groups. Community Advocate and Co-Organizer at StreamingClouds and Mentor at GirlCode and WomenTech Network.</p><p>Why I am excited to be an ambassador: I love giving back to the tech community and I hope that my actions and contributions can inspire others to create software with sustainability, security and cloud native principles in mind. Another important goal for me is to contribute to even stronger diversity, equality and inclusion in the cloud native space by creating a non-judgemental, open, safe and welcoming space for everyone. By being an ambassador I can focus even more on doing just that! I'm also very excited to meet all the fantastic ambassadors and members of the cloud native community and collaborate on making a positive impact in the CNCF space together :)</p>",
@@ -7284,7 +7284,7 @@
    },
    {
      "name": "Taylor Dolezal",
-     "bio": "I work on infrastructure tools that enable innovation. I specialize in Kubernetes, Terraform, public clouds, and distributed systems. You can also find me buried deep in a book, preparing a technical talk, or running with my partner, Hannabeth, and our two dogs.",
+     "bio": "Navigating the cloud native universe with a knack for puns and a keen eye for psychology. Living in the heart of LA, I blend tech innovation with mental insights, one punny cloud at a time. Avid reader, thinker, and cloud whisperer.",
      "company": "Head of Ecosystem",
      "pronouns": "he/him",
      "linkedin": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/onlydole/",
@@ -8155,19 +8155,20 @@
    },
    {
       "name":"Yoshiyuki Tabata",
-      "bio":"<p>Yoshiyuki Tabata is a Senior OSS Consultant at Hitachi, Ltd, responsible for API Security, especially Authentication/Authorization. As an authentication and authorization expert, he mainly consults on authentication and authorization infrastructure and API infrastructure, for example designing and building API/SSO systems in the financial, public, social, and industrial fields. He's also a contributor to API-related OSSs such as Keycloak and 3scale and develops features based on feedback from actual projects he consulted. He's also a conference speaker of API-related events and an author of some books and web articles about Identity and Access Management.</p><p>Why I am excited to be an ambassador: I usually consult with our customers on authentication and authorization infrastructure and API infrastructure (I have experience building systems for finance and government using Keycloak and Kubernetes), and it seems that the adoption rate of the CNCF family in general systems is still low in Japan. Also, in systems that adopt the CNCF family, there are many systems with weak security due to placing too much emphasis on developer experience and agility. Therefore, as a CNCF ambassador, I would like to use the knowledge I have cultivated through many projects (not only the knowledge as a security consultant but also the knowledge as a Keycloak contributor and a conference speaker) to spread the word about a better and safer CNCF ecosystem.</p>",
-      "company":"",
+      "bio":"<p>Yoshiyuki Tabata is a Senior OSS Consultant at Hitachi, Ltd, responsible for API Security, especially Authentication/Authorization. As an authentication and authorization expert, he mainly consults on authentication and authorization infrastructure and API infrastructure, for example designing and building API/SSO systems in the financial, public, social, and industrial fields. He's also a contributor to API-related OSSs such as Keycloak and 3scale and develops features based on feedback from actual projects he consulted. He's also a conference speaker of API-related events and an author of some books and web articles about Identity and Access Management.</p><p>Why I am excited to be an ambassador: I usually consult with our customers on authentication and authorization infrastructure and API infrastructure (I have experience building systems for finance and government using Keycloak and Kubernetes), and it seems that the adoption rate of the CNCF family in general systems is still low in Japan. Also, in systems that adopt the CNCF family, there are many systems with weak security due to placing too much emphasis on developer experience and agility. Therefore, as a CNCF ambassador, I would like to use the knowledge I have cultivated through many projects (not only the knowledge as a security consultant but also the knowledge as a Keycloak contributor and a conference speaker) to disseminate solutions and know-how for a better and more secure CNCF ecosystem.</p>",
+      "company":"Hitachi, Ltd.",
       "pronouns":"He/Him",
       "location":"Yokohama, Japan",
-      "linkedin":"",
+      "linkedin":"https://www.linkedin.com/in/ytabata/",
       "twitter":"",
       "github":"https://github.com/y-tabata",
       "wechat":"",
       "website":"",
       "youtube":"",
       "slack_id": "yoshiyuki.tabata.jy",
-      "languages":[],
+      "languages":["Japanese", "English"],
       "projects":[
+         "Keycloak",
          "Envoy",
          "Istio",
          "Jaeger",