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+1 binding (and thanks for stepping up for these roles, Xing & Nick!)
+1 binding
+1 binding! Both will be fantastic additions to TAG Storage. On Jun 1, 2021, at 12:53 PM, Davanum Srinivas < davanum@...> wrote:
+1 binding. Thanks for stepping up Xing and Nick.
Hi all,
The Storage TAG would like to nominate two candidates for roles in the TAG: Xing Yang and Nick Connolly. Both have been members of the TAG for a while and have been active contributors - they will continue to help strengthen the community and bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the group.
This follows on from Erin's move from the SIG/TAG to the TOC - thank you Erin for everything you have done with us since the SIG was formed.
Following the SIG operating model, Tech leads are assigned following a 2/3 majority vote of the TOC and a 2/3 majority vote of TAG Chairs.
We are incredibly excited to continue to work with Xing and Nick in these new roles and would like to thank them for their continued contributions to the community!
Short bios are listed below for convenience:
Xing Yang - Co-Chair NomineeCloud Native Storage Tech Lead - VMware
Before joining VMware, Xing was the Lead Architect of OpenSDS ( https://github.com/opensds, now SODA Foundation), an open source project under Linux Foundation, while working for Futurewei. She was also former core members in OpenStack Cinder and Manila projects. She worked at Dell EMC for many years and have developed deep expertise in storage, data protection, disaster recovery, cloud, and virtualization technologies.
She has spoken many times at open source conferences including KubeCon/CloudNativeCon, Open Source Summit, OSCON, and Open Infrastructure Summit.
Nick Connolly - Tech Lead NomineeChief Scientist at Mayadata and DataCore Software
Nick is the Chief Scientist at MayaData and a pioneer of storage virtualization with 20+ years of experience, holding patents ranging from highly scalable algorithms through to data protection techniques.
As Chief Architect, his background in real-time computing and Unix multiprocessing led to the creation of DataCore’s world-class high-performance storage stack. Recently he has been working on the open source WPDK project, bringing the power and performance of NVMe to Windows using SPDK.
Github: https://github.com/nconnolly1
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Kind Regards, Alex Chircop Co-chair CNCF TAG Storage
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Davanum Srinivas
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On Sat, May 29, 2021 at 12:00 PM Sarah Allen < sarah@...> wrote: Dear Technical Oversight Committee, On June 3, 2021, the term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
The TOC election process requires nomination from TOC and then ⅔ vote. We have also followed the Security TAG governance process for proposing candidates, since we have clear successors who are already working within the group. The candidates below have unanimous support from our TOC liaisons, as well as the three current co-chairs.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Aradhna Chetal Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA Research Fellow Cloud Security Alliance TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Active in Policy team subgroup Initiated serverless security whitepaper - Issue#546 Cloud Native Securty Whitepaper - refined scope, created first draft and worked on reviews and completion
External community involvement Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless & microservices security
Brandon Lum container security, IBM Research TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Repo Triage and Issue Management Process Improvements & governance Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348 Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments PR#247 Presented SIG-Security session China June 2019, San Diego Nov 2019 Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
External community involvement SPIFFE/SPIRE community & contributing to SPIFFE book
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Thank you, Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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Dave Zolotusky
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+1 binding! Both will be fantastic additions to TAG Storage. On Jun 1, 2021, at 12:53 PM, Davanum Srinivas < davanum@...> wrote:
+1 binding. Thanks for stepping up Xing and Nick.
Hi all,
The Storage TAG would like to nominate two candidates for roles in the TAG: Xing Yang and Nick Connolly. Both have been members of the TAG for a while and have been active contributors - they will continue to help strengthen the community and bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the group.
This follows on from Erin's move from the SIG/TAG to the TOC - thank you Erin for everything you have done with us since the SIG was formed.
Following the SIG operating model, Tech leads are assigned following a 2/3 majority vote of the TOC and a 2/3 majority vote of TAG Chairs.
We are incredibly excited to continue to work with Xing and Nick in these new roles and would like to thank them for their continued contributions to the community!
Short bios are listed below for convenience:
Xing Yang - Co-Chair NomineeCloud Native Storage Tech Lead - VMware
Before joining VMware, Xing was the Lead Architect of OpenSDS ( https://github.com/opensds, now SODA Foundation), an open source project under Linux Foundation, while working for Futurewei. She was also former core members in OpenStack Cinder and Manila projects. She worked at Dell EMC for many years and have developed deep expertise in storage, data protection, disaster recovery, cloud, and virtualization technologies.
She has spoken many times at open source conferences including KubeCon/CloudNativeCon, Open Source Summit, OSCON, and Open Infrastructure Summit.
Nick Connolly - Tech Lead NomineeChief Scientist at Mayadata and DataCore Software
Nick is the Chief Scientist at MayaData and a pioneer of storage virtualization with 20+ years of experience, holding patents ranging from highly scalable algorithms through to data protection techniques.
As Chief Architect, his background in real-time computing and Unix multiprocessing led to the creation of DataCore’s world-class high-performance storage stack. Recently he has been working on the open source WPDK project, bringing the power and performance of NVMe to Windows using SPDK.
Github: https://github.com/nconnolly1
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Kind Regards, Alex Chircop Co-chair CNCF TAG Storage
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Erin Boyd <erin_boyd@...>
+1 binding! Both will be fantastic additions to TAG Storage.
On Jun 1, 2021, at 12:53 PM, Davanum Srinivas < davanum@...> wrote:
+1 binding. Thanks for stepping up Xing and Nick.
Hi all,
The Storage TAG would like to nominate two candidates for roles in the TAG: Xing Yang and Nick Connolly. Both have been members of the TAG for a while and have been active contributors - they will continue to help strengthen the community and bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the group.
This follows on from Erin's move from the SIG/TAG to the TOC - thank you Erin for everything you have done with us since the SIG was formed.
Following the SIG operating model, Tech leads are assigned following a 2/3 majority vote of the TOC and a 2/3 majority vote of TAG Chairs.
We are incredibly excited to continue to work with Xing and Nick in these new roles and would like to thank them for their continued contributions to the community!
Short bios are listed below for convenience:
Xing Yang - Co-Chair NomineeCloud Native Storage Tech Lead - VMware
Before joining VMware, Xing was the Lead Architect of OpenSDS ( https://github.com/opensds, now SODA Foundation), an open source project under Linux Foundation, while working for Futurewei. She was also former core members in OpenStack Cinder and Manila projects. She worked at Dell EMC for many years and have developed deep expertise in storage, data protection, disaster recovery, cloud, and virtualization technologies.
She has spoken many times at open source conferences including KubeCon/CloudNativeCon, Open Source Summit, OSCON, and Open Infrastructure Summit.
Nick Connolly - Tech Lead NomineeChief Scientist at Mayadata and DataCore Software
Nick is the Chief Scientist at MayaData and a pioneer of storage virtualization with 20+ years of experience, holding patents ranging from highly scalable algorithms through to data protection techniques.
As Chief Architect, his background in real-time computing and Unix multiprocessing led to the creation of DataCore’s world-class high-performance storage stack. Recently he has been working on the open source WPDK project, bringing the power and performance of NVMe to Windows using SPDK.
Github: https://github.com/nconnolly1
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Kind Regards, Alex Chircop Co-chair CNCF TAG Storage
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Davanum Srinivas
+1 binding. Thanks for stepping up Xing and Nick.
Hi all,
The Storage TAG would like to nominate two candidates for roles in the TAG: Xing Yang and Nick Connolly. Both have been members of the TAG for a while and have been active contributors - they will continue to help strengthen the community and bring a wealth
of experience and expertise to the group.
This follows on from Erin's move from the SIG/TAG to the TOC - thank you Erin for everything you have done with us since the SIG was formed.
Following the SIG operating model, Tech leads are assigned following a 2/3 majority vote of the TOC and a
2/3 majority vote of TAG Chairs.
We are incredibly excited to continue to work with Xing and Nick in these new roles and would like to thank them for their continued contributions to the community!
Short bios are listed below for convenience:
Xing Yang - Co-Chair Nominee
Cloud Native Storage Tech Lead - VMware
Before joining VMware, Xing was the Lead Architect of OpenSDS ( https://github.com/opensds, now SODA Foundation), an open source project under Linux Foundation, while working for Futurewei. She was also former core members in OpenStack Cinder and Manila
projects. She worked at Dell EMC for many years and have developed deep expertise in storage, data protection, disaster recovery, cloud, and virtualization technologies.
She has spoken many times at open source conferences including KubeCon/CloudNativeCon, Open Source Summit, OSCON, and Open Infrastructure Summit.
Nick Connolly - Tech Lead Nominee
Chief Scientist at Mayadata and DataCore Software
Nick is the Chief Scientist at MayaData and a pioneer of storage virtualization with 20+ years of experience, holding patents ranging from highly scalable algorithms through to data protection techniques.
As Chief Architect, his background in real-time computing and Unix multiprocessing led to the creation of DataCore’s world-class high-performance storage stack. Recently he has been working on the open source WPDK project, bringing the power and performance
of NVMe to Windows using SPDK.
Github: https://github.com/nconnolly1
Please
reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Kind Regards,
Alex Chircop
Co-chair CNCF TAG Storage
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Santiago Torres Arias <santiago@...>
+1 nb
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On Tue, Jun 01, 2021 at 01:56:23PM +0100, Liz Rice wrote: +1 binding
Thanks Aradhna & Brandon for stepping up to volunteer for these roles, and
a massive thank you to Sarah & JJ for everything you have done for SAFE ->
SIG Security -> TAG Security over the last few years, you’ve really made an
impact!
Liz
On Tue, 1 Jun 2021 at 13:16, Dave Zolotusky via lists.cncf.io <dzolo=
spotify.com@...> wrote:
+1 binding
On Tue, Jun 1, 2021 at 1:03 PM Justin Cormack via lists.cncf.io
<justin.cormack=docker.com@...> wrote:
+1 (binding)
Justin
On Sat, May 29, 2021 at 5:00 PM Sarah Allen <sarah@...>
wrote:
Dear Technical Oversight Committee,
On June 3, 2021, the term
<https://github.com/cncf/tag-security#stag-chairs> for two of the three
current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus
<https://github.com/ultrasaurus>) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj
<https://github.com/pragashj>) comes to an end.
The TOC election process
<https://github.com/cncf/toc/blob/main/tags/cncf-tags.md#elections>
requires nomination from TOC and then ⅔ vote. We have also followed the
Security TAG governance process for proposing candidates, since
<https://github.com/cncf/tag-security/blob/main/governance/chair-proposal-process.md>we
have clear successors who are already working within the group.
<https://github.com/cncf/tag-security/blob/main/governance/chair-proposal-process.md>The
candidates below have unanimous support from our TOC liaisons, as well as
the three current co-chairs.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair
Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across
the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and
security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a
Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as
did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite
for the chair position.
Aradhna Chetal <https://www.linkedin.com/in/achetal/>
Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA
<https://www.tiaa.org/public/>
Research Fellow Cloud Security Alliance
<https://cloudsecurityalliance.org/>
TAG Contributions
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Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator
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Active in Policy team subgroup
-
Initiated serverless security whitepaper - Issue#546
<https://github.com/cncf/tag-security/issues/546>
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Cloud Native Securty Whitepaper
<https://github.com/cncf/sig-security/tree/master/security-whitepaper>
- refined scope, created first draft and worked on reviews and completion
External community involvement
Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to
the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups,
has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless
& microservices security
Brandon Lum <https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-lum-a7b79418/>
container security, IBM Research <https://www.research.ibm.com/>
TAG Contributions
-
Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator
-
Repo Triage and Issue Management
-
Process Improvements & governance
-
Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348
<https://github.com/cncf/tag-security/issues/348>
-
Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments
PR#247 <https://github.com/cncf/sig-security/pull/247>
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Presented SIG-Security session China June 2019
<https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10HAh_gSrtrRyYCihwPXQVBWl2gY0mfSLARJcH-bRG40/edit>,
San Diego Nov 2019
<https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1nRu1sDpiJSmezm2e0jrqFren390g5ZrJ8xOccpV1v_E/edit#slide=id.g78de085551_2_2>
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Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
<https://github.com/cncf/sig-security/issues/151>
External community involvement
SPIFFE/SPIRE community <https://spiffe-spire-june21.splashthat.com/> &
contributing to SPIFFE book <https://spiffe.io/book/>
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages
non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC
members.
Thank you,
Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and
JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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St Leger, Jim
+1 non-binding.
Great storage expertise and involvement across many open source communities (e.g. Nick’s involvement in SPDK, as just one example.)
Cheers,
Jim
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From: cncf-toc@... <cncf-toc@...>
On Behalf Of Alex Chircop
Sent: Tuesday, June 1, 2021 7:32 AM
To: cncf-toc@...
Subject: [cncf-toc] TAG Storage Co-Chairs and Tech Lead Nominations - TOC Vote
Hi all,
The Storage TAG would like to nominate two candidates for roles in the TAG: Xing Yang and Nick Connolly. Both have been members of the TAG for a while and have been active
contributors - they will continue to help strengthen the community and bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the group.
This follows on from Erin's move from the SIG/TAG to the TOC - thank you Erin for everything you have done with us since the SIG was formed.
Following the SIG operating model, Tech leads are assigned following a 2/3 majority vote of the TOC and a 2/3 majority vote of TAG Chairs.
We are incredibly excited to continue to work with Xing and Nick in these new roles and would like to thank them for their continued contributions to the community!
Short bios are listed below for convenience:
Xing Yang - Co-Chair Nominee
Cloud Native Storage Tech Lead - VMware
Before joining VMware, Xing was the Lead Architect of OpenSDS (https://github.com/opensds, now SODA Foundation), an open source
project under Linux Foundation, while working for Futurewei. She was also former core members in OpenStack Cinder and Manila projects. She worked at Dell EMC for many years and have developed deep expertise in storage, data protection, disaster recovery, cloud,
and virtualization technologies.
She has spoken many times at open source conferences including KubeCon/CloudNativeCon, Open Source Summit, OSCON, and Open Infrastructure Summit.
Nick Connolly - Tech Lead Nominee
Chief Scientist at Mayadata and DataCore Software
Nick is the Chief Scientist at MayaData and a pioneer of storage virtualization with 20+ years of experience, holding patents ranging from highly scalable algorithms through
to data protection techniques.
As Chief Architect, his background in real-time computing and Unix multiprocessing led to the creation of DataCore’s world-class high-performance storage stack. Recently he has been working on the open source WPDK project, bringing the power and performance
of NVMe to Windows using SPDK.
Github: https://github.com/nconnolly1
Please
reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Co-chair CNCF TAG Storage
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Sheng Liang <sheng.liang@...>
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From: cncf-toc@... <cncf-toc@...>
On Behalf Of Alena Prokharchyk via lists.cncf.io
Sent: Tuesday, June 1, 2021 9:36 AM
To: Sarah Allen <sarah@...>
Cc: CNCF TOC <cncf-toc@...>
Subject: Re: [cncf-toc] Security TAG co-chair nominations
+1 binding
-alena
On May 29, 2021, at 8:59 AM, Sarah Allen <sarah@...> wrote:
Dear Technical Oversight Committee,
On June 3, 2021, the
term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs,
Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and
Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native
and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security,
TIAA
-
Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator
-
Active in Policy team subgroup
-
Initiated serverless security whitepaper -
Issue#546
External community involvement
Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers,
serverless & microservices security
-
Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator
-
Repo Triage and Issue Management
-
Process Improvements & governance
-
Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape -
Issue#348
-
Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments
PR#247
-
Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019
issue#151
External community involvement
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Sarah,
in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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On May 29, 2021, at 8:59 AM, Sarah Allen < sarah@...> wrote:
Dear Technical Oversight Committee, On June 3, 2021, the term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA TAG Contributions External community involvement Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless & microservices security
TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Repo Triage and Issue Management Process Improvements & governance Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348 Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments PR#247 Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
External community involvement
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Thank you, Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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On Tue, 1 Jun 2021 at 07:10, Chase Pettet < chase.mp@...> wrote: Non-binding +1.
We have all benefited from these two being engaged. Many thanks to everyone willing and able to steer the ship.
I also heard Brandon is anxious to perform a full day one-person talent show. He has been offering quite insistently for weeks. Personally, I am all for it!
Much love. On Sat, May 29, 2021, 11:00 AM Sarah Allen < sarah@...> wrote: Dear Technical Oversight Committee, On June 3, 2021, the term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
The TOC election process requires nomination from TOC and then ⅔ vote. We have also followed the Security TAG governance process for proposing candidates, since we have clear successors who are already working within the group. The candidates below have unanimous support from our TOC liaisons, as well as the three current co-chairs.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Aradhna Chetal Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA Research Fellow Cloud Security Alliance TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Active in Policy team subgroup Initiated serverless security whitepaper - Issue#546 Cloud Native Securty Whitepaper - refined scope, created first draft and worked on reviews and completion
External community involvement Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless & microservices security
Brandon Lum container security, IBM Research TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Repo Triage and Issue Management Process Improvements & governance Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348 Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments PR#247 Presented SIG-Security session China June 2019, San Diego Nov 2019 Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
External community involvement SPIFFE/SPIRE community & contributing to SPIFFE book
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Thank you, Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
-- Cornelia Davis CTO, Weaveworks @cdavisafc +1 805 452 8941
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+1 Non-binding
Xing Yang and Nick are both great nominations for the roles.
Hi all,
The Storage TAG would like to nominate two candidates for roles in the TAG: Xing Yang and Nick Connolly. Both have been members of the TAG for a while and have been active contributors - they will continue to help strengthen the community and bring a wealth
of experience and expertise to the group.
This follows on from Erin's move from the SIG/TAG to the TOC - thank you Erin for everything you have done with us since the SIG was formed.
Following the SIG operating model, Tech leads are assigned following a 2/3 majority vote of the TOC and a
2/3 majority vote of TAG Chairs.
We are incredibly excited to continue to work with Xing and Nick in these new roles and would like to thank them for their continued contributions to the community!
Short bios are listed below for convenience:
Xing Yang - Co-Chair Nominee
Cloud Native Storage Tech Lead - VMware
Before joining VMware, Xing was the Lead Architect of OpenSDS ( https://github.com/opensds, now SODA Foundation), an open source project under Linux Foundation, while working for Futurewei. She was also former core members in OpenStack Cinder and Manila
projects. She worked at Dell EMC for many years and have developed deep expertise in storage, data protection, disaster recovery, cloud, and virtualization technologies.
She has spoken many times at open source conferences including KubeCon/CloudNativeCon, Open Source Summit, OSCON, and Open Infrastructure Summit.
Nick Connolly - Tech Lead Nominee
Chief Scientist at Mayadata and DataCore Software
Nick is the Chief Scientist at MayaData and a pioneer of storage virtualization with 20+ years of experience, holding patents ranging from highly scalable algorithms through to data protection techniques.
As Chief Architect, his background in real-time computing and Unix multiprocessing led to the creation of DataCore’s world-class high-performance storage stack. Recently he has been working on the open source WPDK project, bringing the power and performance
of NVMe to Windows using SPDK.
Github: https://github.com/nconnolly1
Please
reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Kind Regards,
Alex Chircop
Co-chair CNCF TAG Storage
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Agenda for June 1st Meeting
Hi all, We'll be meeting at 8am Pacific with a TAG update meeting.
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Alex Chircop
Hi all,
The Storage TAG would like to nominate two candidates for roles in the TAG: Xing Yang and Nick Connolly. Both have been members of the TAG for a while and have been active contributors - they will continue to help strengthen the community and bring a wealth
of experience and expertise to the group.
This follows on from Erin's move from the SIG/TAG to the TOC - thank you Erin for everything you have done with us since the SIG was formed.
Following the SIG operating model, Tech leads are assigned following a 2/3 majority vote of the TOC and a
2/3 majority vote of TAG Chairs.
We are incredibly excited to continue to work with Xing and Nick in these new roles and would like to thank them for their continued contributions to the community!
Short bios are listed below for convenience:
Xing Yang - Co-Chair Nominee
Cloud Native Storage Tech Lead - VMware
Xing Yang is a Tech Lead in the Cloud Native Storage team at VMware, working on CNS DP (https://github.com/vmware-tanzu/velero-plugin-for-vsphere) and vSphere CSI Driver (https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/vsphere-csi-driver) projects.
She is currently a Tech Lead in the CNCF Storage TAG (https://github.com/cncf/tag-storage) and a co-author
of the CNCF Storage Landscape White Paper (https://bit.ly/cncf-storage-whitepaperV2).
Xing is a co-chair of the Kubernetes Storage SIG (https://github.com/kubernetes/community/tree/master/sig-storage), a co-lead of the Kubernetes Data Protection WG (https://github.com/kubernetes/community/tree/master/wg-data-protection), and a maintainer
in Kubernetes CSI. One sub-project that she co-leads, the volume snapshot project (https://github.com/kubernetes-csi/external-snapshotter) in SIG-Storage, moved to GA in Kubernetes 1.20 release.
Before joining VMware, Xing was the Lead Architect of OpenSDS (https://github.com/opensds, now SODA Foundation), an open source project under Linux Foundation, while working for Futurewei. She was also former core members in OpenStack Cinder and Manila
projects. She worked at Dell EMC for many years and have developed deep expertise in storage, data protection, disaster recovery, cloud, and virtualization technologies.
She has spoken many times at open source conferences including KubeCon/CloudNativeCon, Open Source Summit, OSCON, and Open Infrastructure Summit.
Nick Connolly - Tech Lead Nominee
Chief Scientist at Mayadata and DataCore Software
Nick is the Chief Scientist at MayaData and a pioneer of storage virtualization with 20+ years of experience, holding patents ranging from highly scalable algorithms through to data protection techniques.
As Chief Architect, his background in real-time computing and Unix multiprocessing led to the creation of DataCore’s world-class high-performance storage stack. Recently he has been working on the open source WPDK project, bringing the power and performance
of NVMe to Windows using SPDK.
Github: https://github.com/nconnolly1
Please
reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Kind Regards,
Alex Chircop
Co-chair CNCF TAG Storage
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Re: Security TAG co-chair nominations
Chase Pettet <chase.mp@...>
Non-binding +1.
We have all benefited from these two being engaged. Many thanks to everyone willing and able to steer the ship.
I also heard Brandon is anxious to perform a full day one-person talent show. He has been offering quite insistently for weeks. Personally, I am all for it!
Much love.
On Sat, May 29, 2021, 11:00 AM Sarah Allen < sarah@...> wrote: Dear Technical Oversight Committee, On June 3, 2021, the term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
The TOC election process requires nomination from TOC and then ⅔ vote. We have also followed the Security TAG governance process for proposing candidates, since we have clear successors who are already working within the group. The candidates below have unanimous support from our TOC liaisons, as well as the three current co-chairs.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Aradhna Chetal Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA Research Fellow Cloud Security Alliance TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Active in Policy team subgroup Initiated serverless security whitepaper - Issue#546 Cloud Native Securty Whitepaper - refined scope, created first draft and worked on reviews and completion
External community involvement Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless & microservices security
Brandon Lum container security, IBM Research TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Repo Triage and Issue Management Process Improvements & governance Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348 Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments PR#247 Presented SIG-Security session China June 2019, San Diego Nov 2019 Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
External community involvement SPIFFE/SPIRE community & contributing to SPIFFE book
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Thank you, Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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TAG App Co-Chairs and Tech Leads - TOC Vote
Dear TOC members,
I would like to communicate some planned changes to the team of TAG App Delivery. Two of the current chairs want to hand over their roles as co-chairs:
- Bryan Liles wants to hand over his chair role due to other commitments
- Lei Zhang was voted into the TOC and wants to focus on this role.
We had a great interest from candidates which is a great situation to be in. You can find the full list of nominees
here. We ran a vote amongst the current co-chairs and our TOC liaison members.
We reached out to the community for candidates for new co-chairs as well as establishing tech leads to support the chairs as we see increased technical work done in the different
working groups. The vote results in the below proposal for two new co-chairs and two new tech leads.
Our proposal is to appoint two new co-chairs:
Jennifer Strejevitch, VMWare
Jennifer is a Senior Engineer at VMware, previously Senior SRE at Conde Nast. She has been in the industry for over 13 years with experience in Software Development,
Cloud Infrastructure, leadership and SRE. Currently, she is working in R&D where she designs solutions for highly scalable Kubernetes platforms.
Jennifer has experience in fostering a DevOps culture in her previous organisation, where she was a mentor in practices such as Infrastructure as Code, application
monitoring and CI/CD. You can find some of her experience on last year’s KubeCon EU in this End User Panel:
https://www.oicheryl.com/2020/08/20/kubecon-cloudnativecon-europe-2020-virtual-panel-end-user-community-adoption-of-cloud-native-principles-lessons-learned/
She’s also initiated an SRE practice within her current organisation, along with implementing SRE in her new team. Some of this experience is summarized in this blog post
https://medium.com/condenastengineering/1-year-of-sre-760e94e665cf
She was previously part of the CNCF End User group and is now co-chairing the SIG-App-Delivery Operator Working Group, driving the progress of the Operator White-paper
by running meetings, writing content, editing and enabling contributors from the wide community.
In her community participation, she has also given Kubernetes and programming workshops for underrepresented groups, written blog posts, given talks and contributed
to open source. Her experience in product development, operations, leadership and advocacy in the cloud native world, in both end users and vendors, gives her a wide scope that matches the SIG
Hongchao Deng, Alibaba
Hongchao is a Staff Engineer at Alibaba with a focus on open source. He has been a technical contributor to the Kubernetes and its ecosystem projects as well as serving the community as an organizer of
Cloud Native Community China.
More about Hongchao’s technical background and community experience:
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TL & Staff Engineer at Alibaba. Previously TL at CoreOS.
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He focuses on community growth. He is one of the organizers of Cloud Native Community China (cloudnative.to).
He has been mentoring the communities on technical discussion and organizational events.
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He has strong technical experience in the Cloud Native Application area. He created the first Operator (etcd-operator) and advocated operator pattern to its maturity. He led a few critical features in K8S-SIG-Scheduling,
K8S-SIG-Scalability. Now He is the committer of OAM (oam.dev)
and KubeVela (kubevela.io).
We are also proposing two tech leads:
Alex Jones, now CIVO before JPMC
Alex until recently
worked
as a VP of SRE at JPMC and is now working as
a principal engineer role
at CIVO cloud. HIs roles have often been to enable thousands of
engineers to deploy workloads with just-enough-infrastructure, architecting complex poly-tenancy multi-cloud solutions or designing the specification for delivery that is governable. Alex
is also a co-initiator of the application enablement working group, helped with the podtato reference application for app delivery
.
Thomas Schuetz, Dynatrace
Thomas is working as a Senior Cloud Engineer at
Dynatrace. During the last two decades, he worked in various systems administration and operations positions. After working as an operations lead, he (re-)discovered his enthusiasm for cloud-native and infrastructure-automation related topics and switched
back to more hands-on technical roles.
Last year, he joined the SIG App Delivery and drove the progress of the Operator Working Group. This year, he became a co-chair of this WG and
was a key driver in creating an operator white paper. Currently,
he is - together with Alex and Jennifer - driving efforts to provide patterns and examples for converging infrastructure and application deployment in a new working group.
We are looking for approval by the TOC and are looking forward to working with these great individuals as they are contributing their time and knowledge to further mature
the application delivery ecosystem.
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reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
We are very excited for community members stepping up and supporting the initiatives of TAG app delivery. Especially, we are excited to have increased end user focus on the team.
The TAG App Delivery co-chairs and TOC liaisons Cornelia Davis and Lei Zhang
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Re: Security TAG co-chair nominations
+1 binding
Thanks Aradhna & Brandon for stepping up to volunteer for these roles, and a massive thank you to Sarah & JJ for everything you have done for SAFE -> SIG Security -> TAG Security over the last few years, you’ve really made an impact!
Liz
+1 binding
On Sat, May 29, 2021 at 5:00 PM Sarah Allen < sarah@...> wrote: Dear Technical Oversight Committee, On June 3, 2021, the term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
The TOC election process requires nomination from TOC and then ⅔ vote. We have also followed the Security TAG governance process for proposing candidates, since we have clear successors who are already working within the group. The candidates below have unanimous support from our TOC liaisons, as well as the three current co-chairs.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Aradhna Chetal Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA Research Fellow Cloud Security Alliance TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Active in Policy team subgroup Initiated serverless security whitepaper - Issue#546 Cloud Native Securty Whitepaper - refined scope, created first draft and worked on reviews and completion
External community involvement Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless & microservices security
Brandon Lum container security, IBM Research TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Repo Triage and Issue Management Process Improvements & governance Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348 Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments PR#247 Presented SIG-Security session China June 2019, San Diego Nov 2019 Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
External community involvement SPIFFE/SPIRE community & contributing to SPIFFE book
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Thank you, Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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Re: Security TAG co-chair nominations
Dave Zolotusky
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On Sat, May 29, 2021 at 5:00 PM Sarah Allen < sarah@...> wrote: Dear Technical Oversight Committee, On June 3, 2021, the term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
The TOC election process requires nomination from TOC and then ⅔ vote. We have also followed the Security TAG governance process for proposing candidates, since we have clear successors who are already working within the group. The candidates below have unanimous support from our TOC liaisons, as well as the three current co-chairs.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Aradhna Chetal Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA Research Fellow Cloud Security Alliance TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Active in Policy team subgroup Initiated serverless security whitepaper - Issue#546 Cloud Native Securty Whitepaper - refined scope, created first draft and worked on reviews and completion
External community involvement Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless & microservices security
Brandon Lum container security, IBM Research TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Repo Triage and Issue Management Process Improvements & governance Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348 Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments PR#247 Presented SIG-Security session China June 2019, San Diego Nov 2019 Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
External community involvement SPIFFE/SPIRE community & contributing to SPIFFE book
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Thank you, Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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Re: Security TAG co-chair nominations
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On Sat, May 29, 2021 at 5:00 PM Sarah Allen < sarah@...> wrote: Dear Technical Oversight Committee, On June 3, 2021, the term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
The TOC election process requires nomination from TOC and then ⅔ vote. We have also followed the Security TAG governance process for proposing candidates, since we have clear successors who are already working within the group. The candidates below have unanimous support from our TOC liaisons, as well as the three current co-chairs.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Aradhna Chetal Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA Research Fellow Cloud Security Alliance TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Active in Policy team subgroup Initiated serverless security whitepaper - Issue#546 Cloud Native Securty Whitepaper - refined scope, created first draft and worked on reviews and completion
External community involvement Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless & microservices security
Brandon Lum container security, IBM Research TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Repo Triage and Issue Management Process Improvements & governance Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348 Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments PR#247 Presented SIG-Security session China June 2019, San Diego Nov 2019 Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
External community involvement SPIFFE/SPIRE community & contributing to SPIFFE book
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Thank you, Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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Re: Security TAG co-chair nominations
+1 nb
Excellent candidates with long track records of high quality contributions 🎉
Thanks to the outgoing chairs for all their hard work helping to build the community 😊
On Sat, 29 May 2021 at 17:37, Jeyappragash Jeyakeerthi < jj@...> wrote: +1 nb
It has been fantastic working with Brandon on assessments and Aradhana on whitepapers over their involvement in Security TAG. They have both been phenomenal in cross pollination between different security initiatives/groups and Security TAG. It was an honor to serve them as a co-chair and I am incredibly excited to see them now perform the role to help others in the group create the outcomes and success.
On Sat, May 29, 2021 at 9:30 PM Sarah Allen < sarah@...> wrote: Dear Technical Oversight Committee, On June 3, 2021, the term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
The TOC election process requires nomination from TOC and then ⅔ vote. We have also followed the Security TAG governance process for proposing candidates, since we have clear successors who are already working within the group. The candidates below have unanimous support from our TOC liaisons, as well as the three current co-chairs.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Aradhna Chetal Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA Research Fellow Cloud Security Alliance TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Active in Policy team subgroup Initiated serverless security whitepaper - Issue#546 Cloud Native Securty Whitepaper - refined scope, created first draft and worked on reviews and completion
External community involvement Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless & microservices security
Brandon Lum container security, IBM Research TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Repo Triage and Issue Management Process Improvements & governance Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348 Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments PR#247 Presented SIG-Security session China June 2019, San Diego Nov 2019 Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
External community involvement SPIFFE/SPIRE community & contributing to SPIFFE book
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Thank you, Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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Re: Security TAG co-chair nominations
+1 NB
Brandon is a great meeting facilitator as well as a tech lead, it has been a pleasure working with him on the CNSMap and also on the translation of the CNSWP to pt-BR, in which he has been very supportive. He is always friendly and approachable and I really think he is a great candidate for this co-chair position.
Aradhna is a frequent member of our weekly meetings always bringing different ideas and projects for discussion. Her involvement in CSA and NIST is also very beneficial for this group. I'm looking forward to working more with her on the Serverless Security Whitepaper and really think she is a great candidate for this co-chair position.
+1 NB
Brandon has had a significant impact over the length of his involvement within the TAG. Between his dedication to the governance and smooth operation of TAG and his depth of core security knowledge his contributions have helped make the TAG what it is today.
Aradhna is newer to the TAG and brings with her a broad array of expertise from the larger Cybersecurity community. Her ideas and engagement with TAG and across CNCF working groups brings the entire community closer. - Emily Fox
@TheMoxieFox (personal handle)
On Sat, 29 May 2021, 12:37 Jeyappragash Jeyakeerthi, < jj@...> wrote: +1 nb
It has been fantastic working with Brandon on assessments and Aradhana on whitepapers over their involvement in Security TAG. They have both been phenomenal in cross pollination between different security initiatives/groups and Security TAG. It was an honor to serve them as a co-chair and I am incredibly excited to see them now perform the role to help others in the group create the outcomes and success.
On Sat, May 29, 2021 at 9:30 PM Sarah Allen < sarah@...> wrote: Dear Technical Oversight Committee, On June 3, 2021, the term for two of the three current Security TAG co-chairs, Sarah Allen (@ultrasaurus) and Jeyappragash JJ (@pragashj) comes to an end.
The TOC election process requires nomination from TOC and then ⅔ vote. We have also followed the Security TAG governance process for proposing candidates, since we have clear successors who are already working within the group. The candidates below have unanimous support from our TOC liaisons, as well as the three current co-chairs.
We believe that Aradhna Chetal and Brandon Lum, along with current chair Emily Fox, will enable “full coverage of the leadership capabilities across the key qualities of industry experience, hands-on cloud-native and security experience, as well as administrative experience needed to run a Security TAG.” While both currently serve as Tech Leads for the group (as did Emily before she became chair), we do not consider that a prerequisite for the chair position.
Aradhna Chetal Senior Director Exec, Cloud Security, TIAA Research Fellow Cloud Security Alliance TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Active in Policy team subgroup Initiated serverless security whitepaper - Issue#546 Cloud Native Securty Whitepaper - refined scope, created first draft and worked on reviews and completion
External community involvement Active member of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), has been an advisor to the board - CSA Seattle Chapter, CSA and NIST Cloud computing workgroups, has influenced best practices & standards for cloud, containers, serverless & microservices security
Brandon Lum container security, IBM Research TAG Contributions Tech Lead, Meeting Facilitator Repo Triage and Issue Management Process Improvements & governance Leading Cloud Native Security Map/Landscape - Issue#348 Security Reviews - process improvements and initial assessments PR#247 Presented SIG-Security session China June 2019, San Diego Nov 2019 Organized in-person meetup DockerCon, May 2019 issue#151
External community involvement SPIFFE/SPIRE community & contributing to SPIFFE book
Please reply to this email to vote. As always, the CNCF encourages non-binding votes from the community, along with the required votes of TOC members.
Thank you, Sarah, in collaboration with other Security TAG co-chairs (Emily and JJ) and TOC Liaisons Liz Rice & Justin Cormack
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