Individual Member Profile

September 16, 2012

mlavalle

 

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Miguel Lavalle is a core team member of the Openstack Neutron project and has been the PTL during the Queens, Rocky and Stein cycles. Over the past 5 years, he has made contributions to the L3 agent, Tempest testing of Neutron, integration of Neutron, Nova and Designate, Routed Networks and more recently, participated in the development and testing of multiple port bindings. At Huawei, he is a member of the OpenStack Upstream Development team, focused on contributing code to the Neutron project. Miguel lives in Pflugerville, TX, with his wife Beatriz and their Beagle Toto. He is an avid gliders pilot, having accumulated more than 700 hours of flight time, most of them in cross country tasks in his Jantar Standard 3. When not coding or flying, he enjoys swimming and yoga.

• Red Hat - From 2021-11-29 (Current)

I'm involved in the following OpenStack projects: Networking (Neutron),Neutron

OpenInfra Summit Vancouver 2023

• Neutron meet and greet: Operators feedback session

Shanghai

• Neutron - Project Update - November 2019

Berlin

• Guaranteed Minimum Bandwidth - Feature Demo

Vancouver, BC

• Neutron project handling of its RYU dependency
• Neutron - Project Update
• What is new with Neutron QoS?

Sydney

• Neutron - Project Onboarding
• Neutron - Project Update
• OpenStack Networking Routed Networks New Features
• Neutron pain points

Barcelona, Spain

• Scaling Up OpenStack Networking with Routed Networks

Austin

• Designate: Interactive Workshop - Install and Operate, Hands-On Lab
• Integration of Neutron, Nova and Designate: How to Use It and How to Configure It