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Access to z/OS machines for @zsw007

Open richardlau opened this issue 4 years ago • 5 comments

Wayne Zhang (@zsw007) works at IBM on the z/OS port of Node.js (https://www.ibm.com/products/sdk-nodejs-compiler-zos). That team has started to upstream platform changes, starting with libuv (https://github.com/libuv/libuv/pull/3060) and have offered to assist with the setup of the z/OS CI machines (see https://github.com/nodejs/build/issues/2491 for the current set of issues). As such I would like to request giving him access to the z/OS CI machines as per: https://github.com/nodejs/build/blob/master/GOVERNANCE.md#special-access-requests

Does the scope and size of the need justify providing access.

z/OS has its own set of compilers and challenges (e.g. it uses EBCDIC instead of ASCII). Having people who deal with the platform on a daily basis available to troubleshoot issues on the machines would help resolve issues in a timely manner.

Consequences to the individual in case of mis-behaviour. For example, would they potentially lose their job if they were reported as mis-behaving to their employer? Would being banned from involvement in the Node.js community negatively affect them personally in some other way

He works at IBM in the z/OS group. Being banned would definitely have an impact.

Are there collaborators who work with the individual and can vouch for them.

I'll vouch for him.

richardlau avatar Dec 10 '20 17:12 richardlau

+1 from me.

mhdawson avatar Dec 10 '20 21:12 mhdawson

+1

MylesBorins avatar Dec 10 '20 21:12 MylesBorins

+1

AshCripps avatar Dec 11 '20 09:12 AshCripps

Since there's been no objections in a week and this is easily reversible (i.e. remove the appropriate ssh keys) I'm going to go ahead an add the keys from https://github.com/zsw007.keys.

richardlau avatar Dec 17 '20 16:12 richardlau

Keys have been added and I've sent an email to Wayne with further details.

richardlau avatar Dec 17 '20 17:12 richardlau

Do we need to keep this open?

targos avatar Apr 17 '23 12:04 targos

We've left these open as an FYI for long standing access, but there might be a better way to document.

mhdawson avatar Apr 18 '23 18:04 mhdawson