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ThierryCarrez at 12:37, 28 August 2014

2014-08-28T12:37:23Z

Adrian Otto: /* OpenStack Project Designations */

2013-08-09T16:45:00Z

‎OpenStack Project Designations

Adrian Otto: /* OpenStack Project Designations */

2013-08-09T16:40:01Z

‎OpenStack Project Designations

Adrian Otto: /* OpenStack Project Designations */

2013-08-09T16:21:15Z

‎OpenStack Project Designations

Ryan Lane: Text replace - "NOTOC" to ""

2013-02-17T23:29:03Z

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ThierryCarrez at 07:29, 4 September 2012

2012-09-04T07:29:44Z

ThierryCarrez: Adding library/gating/supporting project categories

2012-07-25T10:34:24Z

Adding library/gating/supporting project categories

ThierryCarrez at 13:00, 7 November 2011

2011-11-07T13:00:10Z

ThierryCarrez at 13:14, 1 June 2011

2011-06-01T13:14:53Z

JonathanBryce: updating with changes from etherpad

2011-05-24T16:02:03Z

updating with changes from etherpad

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:37, 28 August 2014
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	= [[OpenStack]] Projects =		= [[OpenStack]] Projects =

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 = [[OpenStack]] Project Designations =
-'''Core''' - official projects with full access to OpenStack brand and assets<<BR>>
+'''Core''' - official projects with full access to OpenStack brand and assets<BR>
 Core projects are the main OpenStack projects. Core projects are branded as OpenStack projects (like OpenStack Compute) and are able to make full use of OpenStack assets and resources including the openstack.org web properties, community documentation resources, automated build and testing infrastructure, and release management resources. Core projects also adhere to the standard OpenStack release cycle.
-'''Incubated''' - projects on an official track to become core projects; partial access to OpenStack brand and assets<<BR>>
+'''Incubated''' - projects on an official track to become core projects; partial access to OpenStack brand and assets<BR>
 Incubated projects are  projects that have declared their intention to become Core projects and that have been approved for entry into the Incubator program by the PPB. They have  some access to community resources to help guide them through the incubation process and can make use of the OpenStack brand only when it is clear that they are an OpenStack incubated project and not an official Core project. They may also make use of certain community resources such as content hosted under an openstack.org subdomain or the community build infrastructure.
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 '''Supporting''' - additional projects that are deemed necessary in producing the other official projects. This includes documentation and development infrastructure.
-'''Related''' - unofficial projects with no rights to use OpenStack brand and assets or project resources<<BR>>
+'''Related''' - unofficial projects with no rights to use OpenStack brand and assets or project resources<BR>
 Related projects have chosen to associate themselves with OpenStack. These projects are not officially tied to OpenStack or any OpenStack processes or resources, but may make use of OpenStack or add functionality on top of OpenStack projects. They may use [http://ci.openstack.org/stackforge.html StackForge] and the OpenStack Wiki. The "related project" designation is meant to provide an aggregation method for the community to expose useful projects and products in the OpenStack ecosystem that are not directly part of the core or incubated projects.
 See [[Programs]] for a current list of OpenStack projects in each category. See [https://github.com/stackforge StackForge] for a list of related projects.

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	Related projects have chosen to associate themselves with OpenStack. These projects are not officially tied to OpenStack or any OpenStack processes or resources, but may make use of OpenStack or add functionality on top of OpenStack projects. They may use [http://ci.openstack.org/stackforge.html StackForge] and the OpenStack Wiki. The "related project" designation is meant to provide an aggregation method for the community to expose useful projects and products in the OpenStack ecosystem that are not directly part of the core or incubated projects.		Related projects have chosen to associate themselves with OpenStack. These projects are not officially tied to OpenStack or any OpenStack processes or resources, but may make use of OpenStack or add functionality on top of OpenStack projects. They may use [http://ci.openstack.org/stackforge.html StackForge] and the OpenStack Wiki. The "related project" designation is meant to provide an aggregation method for the community to expose useful projects and products in the OpenStack ecosystem that are not directly part of the core or incubated projects.

−	See [[~~Projects~~]] for a current list of OpenStack projects in each category.	+	See [[Programs]] for a current list of OpenStack projects in each category. See [https://github.com/stackforge StackForge] for a list of related projects.

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 '''Related''' - unofficial projects with no rights to use OpenStack brand and assets or project resources<<BR>>
-Related projects are made up of projects that have chosen to associate themselves with OpenStack. These projects are not officially tied to OpenStack or any OpenStack processes or resources, but may make use of OpenStack or add functionality on top of OpenStack projects. The "related project" designation is meant to provide an aggregation method for the community to expose useful projects and products in the OpenStack ecosystem that are not directly part of the core or incubated projects.
+Related projects have chosen to associate themselves with OpenStack. These projects are not officially tied to OpenStack or any OpenStack processes or resources, but may make use of OpenStack or add functionality on top of OpenStack projects. They may use [http://ci.openstack.org/stackforge.html StackForge] and the OpenStack Wiki. The "related project" designation is meant to provide an aggregation method for the community to expose useful projects and products in the OpenStack ecosystem that are not directly part of the core or incubated projects.
 See [[Projects]] for a current list of OpenStack projects in each category.

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	= [[OpenStack]] Projects =		= [[OpenStack]] Projects =

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	'''Related''' - unofficial projects with no rights to use OpenStack brand and assets or project resources<<BR>>		'''Related''' - unofficial projects with no rights to use OpenStack brand and assets or project resources<<BR>>
	Related projects are made of up projects that have chosen to associate themselves with OpenStack. These projects are not officially tied to OpenStack or any OpenStack processes or resources, but may make use of OpenStack or add functionality on top of OpenStack projects. The "related project" designation is meant to provide an aggregation method for the community to expose useful projects and products in the OpenStack ecosystem that are not directly part of the core or incubated projects.		Related projects are made of up projects that have chosen to associate themselves with OpenStack. These projects are not officially tied to OpenStack or any OpenStack processes or resources, but may make use of OpenStack or add functionality on top of OpenStack projects. The "related project" designation is meant to provide an aggregation method for the community to expose useful projects and products in the OpenStack ecosystem that are not directly part of the core or incubated projects.
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		+	See [[Projects]] for a current list of OpenStack projects in each category.

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 around milestone planning and feature definition and delivery. However,
 OpenStack, as represented by the PPB, exercises control over the
-projects in order to ensure openness, transparency, commonality,
+projects in order to ensure:
 '''Openness'''<<BR>>

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 '''Integration'''<<BR>>
-Each project should use as much of the others' features as possible and provide the
+Each project should use as many of the others' features as possible and provide the
 requested integration points
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 smooth coordinated release every 6 months
-== [[OpenStack]] Project Designations ==
+'''Facilitation of downstream distribution'''<<BR>>
 '''Core''' - official projects with full access to OpenStack brand and assets<<BR>>
 Core projects are the main OpenStack projects. Core projects are branded as OpenStack projects (like OpenStack Compute) and are able to make full use of OpenStack assets and resources including the openstack.org web properties, community documentation resources, automated build and testing infrastructure, and release management resources. Core projects also adhere to the standard OpenStack release cycle.
-'''Incubated''' - projects on an official track to become core projects; can use incubation assets<<BR>>
+'''Incubated''' - projects on an official track to become core projects; partial access to OpenStack brand and assets<<BR>>
-Incubated projects are projects that have declared their intention to become Core projects and that have been approved for entry into the Incubator program. They have some access to community resources to help guide them through the incubation process and can make use of the OpenStack brand only when it is clear that they are an OpenStack incubated project.
+Incubated projects are  projects that have declared their intention to become Core projects and that have been approved for entry into the Incubator program by the PPB. They have  some access to community resources to help guide them through the incubation process and can make use of the OpenStack brand only when it is clear that they are an OpenStack incubated project and not an official Core project. They may also make use of certain community resources such as content hosted under an openstack.org subdomain or the community build infrastructure.
 '''Related''' - unofficial projects with no rights to use OpenStack brand and assets or project resources<<BR>>
 Related projects are made of up projects that have chosen to associate themselves with OpenStack. These projects are not officially tied to OpenStack or any OpenStack processes or resources, but may make use of OpenStack or add functionality on top of OpenStack projects. The "related project" designation is meant to provide an aggregation method for the community to expose useful projects and products in the OpenStack ecosystem that are not directly part of the core or incubated projects.

ProjectTypes - Revision history

ThierryCarrez at 12:37, 28 August 2014

Adrian Otto: /* OpenStack Project Designations */

Adrian Otto: /* OpenStack Project Designations */

Adrian Otto: /* OpenStack Project Designations */

Ryan Lane: Text replace - "__NOTOC__" to ""

ThierryCarrez at 07:29, 4 September 2012

ThierryCarrez: Adding library/gating/supporting project categories

ThierryCarrez at 13:00, 7 November 2011

ThierryCarrez at 13:14, 1 June 2011

JonathanBryce: updating with changes from etherpad

Ryan Lane: Text replace - "NOTOC" to ""