Closed tigrannajaryan closed 4 months ago
@rperry2174 I can't assign this to you since you are not a member of Otel github org. Please apply to become a member, see: https://github.com/open-telemetry/community/blob/main/community-membership.md#member
I am now a member @tigrannajaryan feel free to assign me now
@mtwo will be the GC Facilitator for this project.
This is a new responsibility the GC is adopting to better support cross-functional projects in OpenTelemetry. There will be a document in the community repo in the future detailing these responsibilities -- in general, the facilitator will help ensure that required TC sponsors are available and assigned, and will be a resource for project maintainers.
SGTM, I'll start attending the weekly meetings
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@mtwohttps://github.com/mtwo will be the GC Facilitator for this project.
This is a new responsibility the GC is adopting to better support cross-functional projects in OpenTelemetry. There will be a document in the community repo in the future detailing these responsibilities -- in general, the facilitator will help ensure that required TC sponsors are available and assigned, and will be a resource for project maintainers.
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Closing as this is a SIG now.
[Profiling Workgroup will complete the description below].
Description
Describe the goals, objectives, and requirements for the project. This include the motivations for starting the project now, as opposed to later.
Project Board
Once approved by TC, a project should be managed using a GitHub project board. This project board should be pre-populated with issues that cover all known deliverables, organized by timeline milestones.
A Technical Committee (TC) member associated with the project can create the board, along with a new project-specific GitHub label to automatically associate issues and PRs with the project. The project lead and all other relevant project members should have edit access to the board.
Once created, please link to the project board here.
Deliverables
A description of what this project is planning to deliver, or is in the process of delivering. This includes all OTEPs and their associated prototypes.
In general, OTEPs are not accepted unless they come with working prototypes available to review in at least two languages. Please discuss these requirements with a TC member before submitting an OTEP.
Staffing / Help Wanted
Who is currently planning to work on the project? If a project requires specialized domain expertise, please list it here. If a project is missing a critical mass of people in order to begin work, please clarify.
Required staffing
Projects cannot be started until they the following participants have been identified:
Meeting Times
Once a project is started, the working group should meet regularly for discussion. These meeting times should be posted on the OpenTelemetry public calendar.
Timeline
What is the expected timeline the project will aim to adhere to, and what resources and deliverables will be needed for each portion of the timeline? If the project has not been started, please describe this timeline in relative terms (one month in, two weeks later, etc). If a project has started, please include actual dates.
Labels
The tracking issue should be properly labeled to indicate what parts of the specification it is focused on.
Linked Issues and PRs
All PRs, Issues, and OTEPs related to the project should link back to the tracking issue, so that they can be easily found.