Adding @jainankitk as a Maintainer #15304
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I have nominated, and maintainers have agreed to add Ankit Jain (@jainankitk) as a co-maintainer, who kindly accepted.
Ankit is an active contributor of OpenSearch project has lead the RFCs for the vision of core search, query planning and re-writing, tiered caching and workload management. Apart from this, he has proactively contributed to identifying critical performance bottlenecks, resolving them, improving documentations and helped simplify few operational processes. Ankit is also an active member of the OpenSearch Search triage meetings and has consistently exercised sound judgement in triaging and prioritizing the issues.
Ankit has authored 20 pull requests, reviewed 81 pull requests and created 42 issues in the OpenSearch repo last couple of years, with nearly 7 of them being contributed in the last 3 months. Ankit is also a contributor on Apache Lucene and has some impactful contributions, which found mention in the blog post earlier. Based on his historical contributions, I am reasonably confident, that Ankit will be a valuable addition as a maintainer of OpenSearch and will help to contribute to our success going forward.
Notable RFCs
Key Improvements
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Documentation improvements
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Lucene contributions