Add Designate to the top 5 help wanted.
As discussed at the TC sessions in the PTG, I am adding Designate to the TC's top 5 help wanted list Change-Id: I50c325e5d7c102b21c220b46622499da44032dd6
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.. _`plan`: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/472275/
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2. Community Infrastructure Sysadmins
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.. _Infrastructure: :ref:project-infrastructure
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3. Designate Contributors
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3. Glance Contributors
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`Designate`_ is a service that manages DNS Zones and Recordsets in an OpenStack
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way. We support multiple DNS Servers, and DNS Service Providers. DNS is a vital
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service for any network or web based application. DNS is a core part of
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directing users and applications to a service - it allows the entire underlying
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infrastructure to be replaced, even moved across regions or clouds, while
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presenting a consistent endpoint. DNS should be managed along side the servers,
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load balancers and other equipment in an OpenStack cloud and the integration
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with Neutron allows for DNS entries to be created when something is connected
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to a network. For more complicated examples, Heat can be used to manage the DNS
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zones and records, allowing for entire zones to be created, updated and deleted
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along side the resources that they point at. Once Designate is in every cloud,
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you can bring a heat template from cloud to cloud, and have a user ready
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deployment with a simple ``openstack stack create`` command.
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Designate has had issues finding contributors to replace previous contributors
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who have moved on from the project mainly due to major restructuring in the
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organisations that sponsored development.
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They need contributors to help find and fix bugs, develop new features, and
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help maintain the quality of the project. Designate is quite stable, with any
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new features requiring long term planning, design and phased implementation.
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This makes Designate a good project for everyone, from a person starting out
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in the community, who wants to work on an interesting and important section of
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infrastructure, to very senior developers who want new, interesting problems
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to tackle. Contributors will get to work on a project that will be a central
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part of any OpenStack deployment, and work on a project that needs to scale
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from a small single node install to a system controlling DNS servers worldwide.
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If you are interested, please join the IRC channel (#openstack-dns) or contact
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the Designate PTL (Graham Hayes - mugsie on IRC), the TC sponsor
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(Sean McGinnis - smcginnis), or email the `openstack dev`_ mailing list with
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the tag `[designate]`.
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.. _`Designate`: https://governance.openstack.org/tc/reference/projects/designate.html
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.. _`openstack dev`: http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openstack-dev
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4. Glance Contributors
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`Glance`_ is a service to manage images for OpenStack clouds. It's one of the
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