 Hello, everybody. I'm Mohamed. I work at Rackspace as a customer ability engineer. I'm also part of the Knative Productivity Working Group. So for those of you who don't know, that working group is responsible for the test infrastructure, our GitHub repositories, and all the testing that we do. So in November, Google announced that they were donating Knative to the CNCF Foundation. As part of our incubation journey, Google used to run the testing infrastructure. And as part of the incubation journey, Google announced that they're also going to hand over the control of the infrastructure to the community. So that journey took about four months or so. And we spent a lot of time working out the infrastructure that Google owned, get a list of everything that Google owned, work out what we needed to keep, what we don't need. As part of that journey, we also managed to save a fair amount of money by turning off features that we weren't using in Google Cloud. We also rebuilt our Proud clusters. So Proud is the CI CD tool that we use to test our PRs that we have. And it also runs some of the more important tasks that we've got. So for example, when there's a new volunteer that wants to work on a project, they go to GitHub, sign themselves up. And this is one of the tools that we used to invite them to the organization. We've also started hardening our test infrastructure. So the test infrastructure runs jobs that are submitted by end users. So we've got to make sure that the infrastructure runs is very secure. Hopefully, we'll have more updates to share at the next KnativeCon. So what did we inherit from Google? So we managed to get three domains from Google, a bunch of GitHub bot accounts. Google also used to run the Knative.team Google workspace. So this is where we've got our calendar, our shared drives. And there's a couple of emails that we have. We also inherited the entire Google Cloud organization that backs all of our testing infrastructure. So it's about 110 Google projects. So that includes the projects that hold our testing infrastructure, the project that holds our releases, and a pool of some 100 BOSCOS projects. So those are the projects that we use to spin up GKE clusters for testing. So what's next for the productivity working group? So this testing infrastructure that we inherited from Google, there's a lot of improvements that we need to make. So we're going to be doing those improvements over the summer. We also want to adopt some interesting features from GCP and some other tools used by Kubernetes. We share the same testing infrastructure. Both use Proud and Google Cloud. And they've solved some interesting problems of the years that we need to take a look at and see if they're relevant to us. We also look it into hardening the release process. There's some improvements to be made there. And hopefully we'll have more announcements to share about that when the project has started for that. And that's it for me. Thank you.