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Revision as of 15:30, 6 October 2020
What we are
Community Platform Engineering is a team within Red Hat that has the following mission:
The Community Platform Engineering Team are responsible for the infrastructure and services that support artifact building and the compose and release of Fedora and CentOS platform deliverables, including:
- Hosting, automating, monitoring and maintaining infrastructure components
- Service monitoring and lifecycle management of services hosted within our infrastructure
- Feature development for infrastructure-related initiatives
- Tooling to enable all of the above
Please note: Our job is to work on projects to improve the state of the Fedora universe, but we are not here to replace the larger Fedora community. In all of our efforts, we strive to work tightly as part of the Fedora community (both those inside and outside of Red Hat).
Also noteworthy: There are some people who work full-time on Fedora for Red Hat but are not part of the Community Platform Engineering team per se. There are also lots of Red Hat people who work on Fedora in addition to efforts such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux and upstream projects, but work for other groups within Red Hat.
Who we are
The Community Platform Engineering team is managed by Leigh Griffin. The team categories below are for simplicity's sake, since these team members' work often overlaps.
Infrastructure Administration Team
Infrastructure Applications Team
- Pierre-Yves Chibon (team lead)
- Aurélien Bompard
- Michal Konečný
- Ryan Lerch
- Stephen Coady
- Adam Saleh
- Nils Philippsen
- Mark O'Brien
- Vipul Siddharth
Documentation
Product Owner
Release Engineering
The following people, while not part of the Community Platform Engineering team, do work on Fedora in other areas:
Design and User Experience
These Fedora team members report to Paul Frields.
Kernel
These Fedora team members report to Samantha Bueno.
What We're Doing
Our Requirements page can be found here: Community_Platform_Engineering/Requirements This will track upcoming Requirements and is a work in progress
Our FY18 plan can be found here: Fedora_Engineering/FY18_Plan
Our FY17 plan can be found here: Fedora_Engineering/FY17_Plan
Older plans
Our FY16 plan can be found here: Fedora_Engineering/FY16_Plan
Our FY15 plan can be found here: Fedora_Engineering/FY15_Plan
Our FY14 plan can be found here: Fedora_Engineering/FY14_Plan