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In my previous post on why I quit I said "The industry" is perhaps best explained as working with computers in environments where computers are the focus of activity.

I suppose it is time to write about why I quit "the industry".

This is a brief check in to indicate that I (and this blog) am still alive.

There's a thread on the openstack-discuss mailing list, started in September and then continuing in October, about limiting planned scope for Nova in the Ussuri cycle so that stakeholders' expectations are properly managed.

Let's call this placement update 19-∞, as this will be my last one.

Here's placement update 19-36.

Let's have a placement update 19-35.

Welcome to placement update 19-34.

Here's placement update 19-32.

Pupdate 19-31.

Performance has always been important to Placement.

Pupdate 19-30 is brought to you by the letter P for Performance.

Back in March, I wrote Profiling WSGI Apps, describing one way to profile the placement service.

Welcome to a rushed pupdate 19-29.

This is pupdate 19-28.

Since Denver in early May I've been running a timer to limit my work day to eight hours.

Pupdate 19-27 is here and now.

Pupdate 19-26.

This is a followup to More on Maintainership and OpenStack Denver Summit Reflection.

Here's a 19-24 pupdate.