+1 nb. We'd be lucky to have Ed in this role.

+1 NB This is an incredibly important project, and I think we are only seeing the beginning of its impact. Congratulations to the team for their achievements!

I've always been surprised that this is still incubating. Strong +1 nb.

+1 nb, Emily is extremely knowledgeable and generous. We would be fortunate to have her in this role.

Adding to this, sccording to the faq, inactive images are defined as images that have not been pulled or pushed in at least 6 months. This could still break things, but shouldn't be too disruptive for

It is described as "Placement driver for TiKV" and TiKV appears to have a strong dependency on it so perhaps pd should be considered part of TiKV? We should ask TiKV maintainers about this.

+1 Non binding

We use the Operator Framework in NSM. I also have people building on top of it in my company. I believe this project is architected and implemented following Cloud Native principles. Being able to man

+1 non-binding. SPIFFE and SPIRE have been absolutely fascinating to watch. Despite still being early in its overall life, SPIFFE and SPIRE already have a massive impact in the Cloud Native space.

Fantastic race, congratulations to everyone selected! We’re all in great hands!

I was a bit confused over all these different types of groups. We have special interest groups, work groups, user groups, technical steering committees, technical oversight committees, not to mention

I'm relatively new to the organizational structure of the CNCF in regards to user groups vs Sig's. Is someone able to point me to some documentation about the difference between a user group and speci