github.com/demonoid81/moby@v0.0.0-20200517203328-62dd8e17c460/MAINTAINERS (about)

     1  # Moby maintainers file
     2  #
     3  # This file describes the maintainer groups within the moby/moby project.
     4  # More detail on Moby project governance is available in the
     5  # project/GOVERNANCE.md file found in this repository.
     6  #
     7  # It is structured to be consumable by both humans and programs.
     8  # To extract its contents programmatically, use any TOML-compliant
     9  # parser.
    10  #
    11  # TODO(estesp): This file should not necessarily depend on docker/opensource
    12  # This file is compiled into the MAINTAINERS file in docker/opensource.
    13  #
    14  [Org]
    15  
    16  	[Org."Core maintainers"]
    17  
    18  	# The Core maintainers are the ghostbusters of the project: when there's a problem others
    19  	# can't solve, they show up and fix it with bizarre devices and weaponry.
    20  	# They have final say on technical implementation and coding style.
    21  	# They are ultimately responsible for quality in all its forms: usability polish,
    22  	# bugfixes, performance, stability, etc. When ownership  can cleanly be passed to
    23  	# a subsystem, they are responsible for doing so and holding the
    24  	# subsystem maintainers accountable. If ownership is unclear, they are the de facto owners.
    25  
    26  		people = [
    27  			"akihirosuda",
    28  			"anusha",
    29  			"coolljt0725",
    30  			"cpuguy83",
    31  			"crosbymichael",
    32  			"estesp",
    33  			"johnstep",
    34  			"justincormack",
    35  			"kolyshkin",
    36  			"lowenna",
    37  			"mhbauer",
    38  			"runcom",
    39  			"stevvooe",
    40  			"thajeztah",
    41  			"tianon",
    42  			"tibor",
    43  			"tonistiigi",
    44  			"unclejack",
    45  			"vdemeester",
    46  			"vieux",
    47  			"yongtang"
    48  		]
    49  
    50  	[Org.Curators]
    51  
    52  	# The curators help ensure that incoming issues and pull requests are properly triaged and
    53  	# that our various contribution and reviewing processes are respected. With their knowledge of
    54  	# the repository activity, they can also guide contributors to relevant material or
    55  	# discussions.
    56  	#
    57  	# They are neither code nor docs reviewers, so they are never expected to merge. They can
    58  	# however:
    59  	# - close an issue or pull request when it's an exact duplicate
    60  	# - close an issue or pull request when it's inappropriate or off-topic
    61  
    62  		people = [
    63  			"alexellis",
    64  			"andrewhsu",
    65  			"fntlnz",
    66  			"gianarb",
    67  			"olljanat",
    68  			"programmerq",
    69  			"ripcurld",
    70  			"samwhited",
    71  			"thajeztah"
    72  		]
    73  
    74  	[Org.Alumni]
    75  
    76  	# This list contains maintainers that are no longer active on the project.
    77  	# It is thanks to these people that the project has become what it is today.
    78  	# Thank you!
    79  
    80  		people = [
    81  			# Aaron Lehmann was a maintainer for swarmkit, the registry, and the engine,
    82  			# and contributed many improvements, features, and bugfixes in those areas,
    83  			# among which "automated service rollbacks", templated secrets and configs,
    84  			# and resumable image layer downloads.
    85  			"aaronlehmann",
    86  
    87  			# Harald Albers is the mastermind behind the bash completion scripts for the
    88  			# Docker CLI. The completion scripts moved to the Docker CLI repository, so
    89  			# you can now find him perform his magic in the https://github.com/docker/cli repository.
    90  			"albers",
    91  
    92  			# Andrea Luzzardi started contributing to the Docker codebase in the "dotCloud"
    93  			# era, even before it was called "Docker". He is one of the architects of both
    94  			# Swarm and SwarmKit, and its integration into the Docker engine.
    95  			"aluzzardi",
    96  			
    97  			# David Calavera contributed many features to Docker, such as an improved
    98  			# event system, dynamic configuration reloading, volume plugins, fancy
    99  			# new templating options, and an external client credential store. As a
   100  			# maintainer, David was release captain for Docker 1.8, and competing
   101  			# with Jess Frazelle to be "top dream killer".
   102  			# David is now doing amazing stuff as CTO for https://www.netlify.com,
   103  			# and tweets as @calavera.
   104  			"calavera",
   105  
   106  			# Before becoming a maintainer, Daniel Nephin was a core contributor
   107  			# to "Fig" (now known as Docker Compose). As a maintainer for both the
   108  			# Engine and Docker CLI, Daniel contributed many features, among which
   109  			# the `docker stack` commands, allowing users to deploy their Docker
   110  			# Compose projects as a Swarm service.
   111  			"dnephin",
   112  
   113  			# Doug Davis contributed many features and fixes for the classic builder,
   114  			# such as "wildcard" copy, the dockerignore file, custom paths/names
   115  			# for the Dockerfile, as well as enhancements to the API and documentation.
   116  			# Follow Doug on Twitter, where he tweets as @duginabox.
   117  			"duglin",
   118  
   119  			# As a maintainer, Erik was responsible for the "builder", and
   120  			# started the first designs for the new networking model in
   121  			# Docker. Erik is now working on all kinds of plugins for Docker
   122  			# (https://github.com/contiv) and various open source projects
   123  			# in his own repository https://github.com/erikh. You may
   124  			# still stumble into him in our issue tracker, or on IRC.
   125  			"erikh",
   126  
   127  			# Evan Hazlett is the creator of the Shipyard and Interlock open source projects,
   128  			# and the author of "Orca", which became the foundation of Docker Universal Control
   129  			# Plane (UCP). As a maintainer, Evan helped integrating SwarmKit (secrets, tasks)
   130  			# into the Docker engine.
   131  			"ehazlett",
   132  
   133  			# Arnaud Porterie (AKA "icecrime") was in charge of maintaining the maintainers.
   134  			# As a maintainer, he made life easier for contributors to the Docker open-source
   135  			# projects, bringing order in the chaos by designing a triage- and review workflow
   136  			# using labels (see https://icecrime.net/technology/a-structured-approach-to-labeling/),
   137  			# and automating the hell out of things with his buddies GordonTheTurtle and Poule
   138  			# (a chicken!).
   139  			# 
   140  			# A lesser-known fact is that he created the first commit in the libnetwork repository
   141  			# even though he didn't know anything about it. Some say, he's now selling stuff on
   142  			# the internet ;-)
   143  			"icecrime",
   144  
   145  			# After a false start with his first PR being rejected, James Turnbull became a frequent
   146  			# contributor to the documentation, and became a docs maintainer on December 5, 2013. As
   147  			# a maintainer, James lifted the docs to a higher standard, and introduced the community
   148  			# guidelines ("three strikes"). James is currently changing the world as CTO of https://www.empatico.org,
   149  			# meanwhile authoring various books that are worth checking out. You can find him on Twitter,
   150  			# rambling as @kartar, and although no longer active as a maintainer, he's always "game" to
   151  			# help out reviewing docs PRs, so you may still see him around in the repository.
   152  			"jamtur01",
   153  
   154  			# Jessica Frazelle, also known as the "Keyser Söze of containers",
   155  			# runs *everything* in containers. She started contributing to
   156  			# Docker with a (fun fun) change involving both iptables and regular
   157  			# expressions (coz, YOLO!) on July 10, 2014
   158  			# https://github.com/demonoid81/moby/pull/6950/commits/f3a68ffa390fb851115c77783fa4031f1d3b2995.
   159  			# Jess was Release Captain for Docker 1.4, 1.6 and 1.7, and contributed
   160  			# many features and improvement, among which "seccomp profiles" (making
   161  			# containers a lot more secure). Besides being a maintainer, she
   162  			# set up the CI infrastructure for the project, giving everyone
   163  			# something to shout at if a PR failed ("noooo Janky!").
   164  			# Be sure you don't miss her talks at a conference near you (a must-see),
   165  			# read her blog at https://blog.jessfraz.com (a must-read), and
   166  			# check out her open source projects on GitHub https://github.com/jessfraz (a must-try).
   167  			"jessfraz",
   168  
   169  			# Alexander Morozov contributed many features to Docker, worked on the premise of 
   170  			# what later became containerd (and worked on that too), and made a "stupid" Go
   171  			# vendor tool specifically for docker/docker needs: vndr (https://github.com/LK4D4/vndr).
   172  			# Not many know that Alexander is a master negotiator, being able to change course
   173  			# of action with a single "Nope, we're not gonna do that".
   174  			"lk4d4",
   175  
   176  			# Madhu Venugopal was part of the SocketPlane team that joined Docker.
   177  			# As a maintainer, he was working with Jana for the Container Network
   178  			# Model (CNM) implemented through libnetwork, and the "routing mesh" powering
   179  			# Swarm mode networking.
   180  			"mavenugo",
   181  
   182  			# As a maintainer, Kenfe-Mickaël Laventure worked on the container runtime,
   183  			# integrating containerd 1.0 with the daemon, and adding support for custom
   184  			# OCI runtimes, as well as implementing the `docker prune` subcommands,
   185  			# which was a welcome feature to be added. You can keep up with Mickaél on
   186  			# Twitter (@kmlaventure).
   187  			"mlaventure",
   188  
   189  			# As a docs maintainer, Mary Anthony contributed greatly to the Docker
   190  			# docs. She wrote the Docker Contributor Guide and Getting Started
   191  			# Guides. She helped create a doc build system independent of
   192  			# docker/docker project, and implemented a new docs.docker.com theme and
   193  			# nav for 2015 Dockercon. Fun fact: the most inherited layer in DockerHub
   194  			# public repositories was originally referenced in
   195  			# maryatdocker/docker-whale back in May 2015.
   196  			"moxiegirl",
   197  
   198  			# Jana Radhakrishnan was part of the SocketPlane team that joined Docker.
   199  			# As a maintainer, he was the lead architect for the Container Network
   200  			# Model (CNM) implemented through libnetwork, and the "routing mesh" powering
   201  			# Swarm mode networking.
   202  			#
   203  			# Jana started new adventures in networking, but you can find him tweeting as @mrjana,
   204  			# coding on GitHub https://github.com/mrjana, and he may be hiding on the Docker Community
   205  			# slack channel :-)
   206  			"mrjana",
   207  
   208  			# Sven Dowideit became a well known person in the Docker ecosphere, building
   209  			# boot2docker, and became a regular contributor to the project, starting as
   210  			# early as October 2013 (https://github.com/demonoid81/moby/pull/2119), to become
   211  			# a maintainer less than two months later (https://github.com/demonoid81/moby/pull/3061).
   212  			#
   213  			# As a maintainer, Sven took on the task to convert the documentation from
   214  			# ReStructuredText to Markdown, migrate to Hugo for generating the docs, and
   215  			# writing tooling for building, testing, and publishing them.
   216  			#
   217  			# If you're not in the occasion to visit "the Australian office", you
   218  			# can keep up with Sven on Twitter (@SvenDowideit), his blog http://fosiki.com,
   219  			# and of course on GitHub.
   220  			"sven",
   221  
   222  			# Vincent "vbatts!" Batts made his first contribution to the project
   223  			# in November 2013, to become a maintainer a few months later, on
   224  			# May 10, 2014 (https://github.com/demonoid81/moby/commit/d6e666a87a01a5634c250358a94c814bf26cb778).
   225  			# As a maintainer, Vincent made important contributions to core elements
   226  			# of Docker, such as "distribution" (tarsum) and graphdrivers (btrfs, devicemapper).
   227  			# He also contributed the "tar-split" library, an important element
   228  			# for the content-addressable store.
   229  			# Vincent is currently a member of the Open Containers Initiative
   230  			# Technical Oversight Board (TOB), besides his work at Red Hat and
   231  			# Project Atomic. You can still find him regularly hanging out in
   232  			# our repository and the #docker-dev and #docker-maintainers IRC channels
   233  			# for a chat, as he's always a lot of fun.
   234  			"vbatts",
   235  
   236  			# Vishnu became a maintainer to help out on the daemon codebase and
   237  			# libcontainer integration. He's currently involved in the
   238  			# Open Containers Initiative, working on the specifications,
   239  			# besides his work on cAdvisor and Kubernetes for Google.
   240  			"vishh"
   241  		]
   242  
   243  [people]
   244  
   245  # A reference list of all people associated with the project.
   246  # All other sections should refer to people by their canonical key
   247  # in the people section.
   248  
   249  	# ADD YOURSELF HERE IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
   250  
   251  	[people.aaronlehmann]
   252  	Name = "Aaron Lehmann"
   253  	Email = "aaron.lehmann@docker.com"
   254  	GitHub = "aaronlehmann"
   255  
   256  	[people.alexellis]
   257  	Name = "Alex Ellis"
   258  	Email = "alexellis2@gmail.com"
   259  	GitHub = "alexellis"
   260  
   261  	[people.akihirosuda]
   262  	Name = "Akihiro Suda"
   263  	Email = "akihiro.suda.cz@hco.ntt.co.jp"
   264  	GitHub = "AkihiroSuda"
   265  
   266  	[people.aluzzardi]
   267  	Name = "Andrea Luzzardi"
   268  	Email = "al@docker.com"
   269  	GitHub = "aluzzardi"
   270  
   271  	[people.albers]
   272  	Name = "Harald Albers"
   273  	Email = "github@albersweb.de"
   274  	GitHub = "albers"
   275  
   276  	[people.andrewhsu]
   277  	Name = "Andrew Hsu"
   278  	Email = "andrewhsu@docker.com"
   279  	GitHub = "andrewhsu"
   280  
   281  	[people.anusha]
   282  	Name = "Anusha Ragunathan"
   283  	Email = "anusha@docker.com"
   284  	GitHub = "anusha-ragunathan"
   285  
   286  	[people.calavera]
   287  	Name = "David Calavera"
   288  	Email = "david.calavera@gmail.com"
   289  	GitHub = "calavera"
   290  
   291  	[people.coolljt0725]
   292  	Name = "Lei Jitang"
   293  	Email = "leijitang@huawei.com"
   294  	GitHub = "coolljt0725"
   295  
   296  	[people.cpuguy83]
   297  	Name = "Brian Goff"
   298  	Email = "cpuguy83@gmail.com"
   299  	GitHub = "cpuguy83"
   300  
   301  	[people.crosbymichael]
   302  	Name = "Michael Crosby"
   303  	Email = "crosbymichael@gmail.com"
   304  	GitHub = "crosbymichael"
   305  
   306  	[people.dnephin]
   307  	Name = "Daniel Nephin"
   308  	Email = "dnephin@gmail.com"
   309  	GitHub = "dnephin"
   310  
   311  	[people.duglin]
   312  	Name = "Doug Davis"
   313  	Email = "dug@us.ibm.com"
   314  	GitHub = "duglin"
   315  
   316  	[people.ehazlett]
   317  	Name = "Evan Hazlett"
   318  	Email = "ejhazlett@gmail.com"
   319  	GitHub = "ehazlett"
   320  
   321  	[people.erikh]
   322  	Name = "Erik Hollensbe"
   323  	Email = "erik@docker.com"
   324  	GitHub = "erikh"
   325  
   326  	[people.estesp]
   327  	Name = "Phil Estes"
   328  	Email = "estesp@linux.vnet.ibm.com"
   329  	GitHub = "estesp"
   330  
   331  	[people.fntlnz]
   332  	Name = "Lorenzo Fontana"
   333  	Email = "fontanalorenz@gmail.com"
   334  	GitHub = "fntlnz"
   335  
   336  	[people.gianarb]
   337  	Name = "Gianluca Arbezzano"
   338  	Email = "ga@thumpflow.com"
   339  	GitHub = "gianarb"
   340  
   341  	[people.icecrime]
   342  	Name = "Arnaud Porterie"
   343  	Email = "icecrime@gmail.com"
   344  	GitHub = "icecrime"
   345  
   346  	[people.jamtur01]
   347  	Name = "James Turnbull"
   348  	Email = "james@lovedthanlost.net"
   349  	GitHub = "jamtur01"
   350  
   351  	[people.jessfraz]
   352  	Name = "Jessie Frazelle"
   353  	Email = "jess@linux.com"
   354  	GitHub = "jessfraz"
   355  
   356  	[people.johnstep]
   357  	Name = "John Stephens"
   358  	Email = "johnstep@docker.com"
   359  	GitHub = "johnstep"
   360  
   361  	[people.justincormack]
   362  	Name = "Justin Cormack"
   363  	Email = "justin.cormack@docker.com"
   364  	GitHub = "justincormack"
   365  
   366  	[people.kolyshkin]
   367  	Name = "Kir Kolyshkin"
   368  	Email = "kolyshkin@gmail.com"
   369  	GitHub = "kolyshkin"
   370  
   371  	[people.lk4d4]
   372  	Name = "Alexander Morozov"
   373  	Email = "lk4d4@docker.com"
   374  	GitHub = "lk4d4"
   375  
   376  	[people.lowenna]
   377  	Name = "John Howard"
   378  	Email = "github@lowenna.com"
   379  	GitHub = "lowenna"
   380  
   381  	[people.mavenugo]
   382  	Name = "Madhu Venugopal"
   383  	Email = "madhu@docker.com"
   384  	GitHub = "mavenugo"
   385  
   386  	[people.mhbauer]
   387  	Name = "Morgan Bauer"
   388  	Email = "mbauer@us.ibm.com"
   389  	GitHub = "mhbauer"
   390  
   391  	[people.mlaventure]
   392  	Name = "Kenfe-Mickaël Laventure"
   393  	Email = "mickael.laventure@gmail.com"
   394  	GitHub = "mlaventure"
   395  
   396  	[people.moxiegirl]
   397  	Name = "Mary Anthony"
   398  	Email = "mary.anthony@docker.com"
   399  	GitHub = "moxiegirl"
   400  
   401  	[people.mrjana]
   402  	Name = "Jana Radhakrishnan"
   403  	Email = "mrjana@docker.com"
   404  	GitHub = "mrjana"
   405  
   406  	[people.olljanat]
   407  	Name = "Olli Janatuinen"
   408  	Email = "olli.janatuinen@gmail.com"
   409  	GitHub = "olljanat"
   410  
   411  	[people.programmerq]
   412  	Name = "Jeff Anderson"
   413  	Email = "jeff@docker.com"
   414  	GitHub = "programmerq"
   415  
   416  	[people.ripcurld]
   417  	Name = "Boaz Shuster"
   418  	Email = "ripcurld.github@gmail.com"
   419  	GitHub = "ripcurld"
   420  
   421  	[people.runcom]
   422  	Name = "Antonio Murdaca"
   423  	Email = "runcom@redhat.com"
   424  	GitHub = "runcom"
   425  
   426  	[people.samwhited]
   427  	Name = "Sam Whited"
   428  	Email = "sam@samwhited.com"
   429  	GitHub = "samwhited"
   430  
   431  	[people.shykes]
   432  	Name = "Solomon Hykes"
   433  	Email = "solomon@docker.com"
   434  	GitHub = "shykes"
   435  
   436  	[people.stevvooe]
   437  	Name = "Stephen Day"
   438  	Email = "stephen.day@docker.com"
   439  	GitHub = "stevvooe"
   440  
   441  	[people.sven]
   442  	Name = "Sven Dowideit"
   443  	Email = "SvenDowideit@home.org.au"
   444  	GitHub = "SvenDowideit"
   445  
   446  	[people.thajeztah]
   447  	Name = "Sebastiaan van Stijn"
   448  	Email = "github@gone.nl"
   449  	GitHub = "thaJeztah"
   450  
   451  	[people.tianon]
   452  	Name = "Tianon Gravi"
   453  	Email = "admwiggin@gmail.com"
   454  	GitHub = "tianon"
   455  
   456  	[people.tibor]
   457  	Name = "Tibor Vass"
   458  	Email = "tibor@docker.com"
   459  	GitHub = "tiborvass"
   460  
   461  	[people.tonistiigi]
   462  	Name = "Tõnis Tiigi"
   463  	Email = "tonis@docker.com"
   464  	GitHub = "tonistiigi"
   465  
   466  	[people.unclejack]
   467  	Name = "Cristian Staretu"
   468  	Email = "cristian.staretu@gmail.com"
   469  	GitHub = "unclejack"
   470  
   471  	[people.vbatts]
   472  	Name = "Vincent Batts"
   473  	Email = "vbatts@redhat.com"
   474  	GitHub = "vbatts"
   475  
   476  	[people.vdemeester]
   477  	Name = "Vincent Demeester"
   478  	Email = "vincent@sbr.pm"
   479  	GitHub = "vdemeester"
   480  
   481  	[people.vieux]
   482  	Name = "Victor Vieux"
   483  	Email = "vieux@docker.com"
   484  	GitHub = "vieux"
   485  
   486  	[people.vishh]
   487  	Name = "Vishnu Kannan"
   488  	Email = "vishnuk@google.com"
   489  	GitHub = "vishh"
   490  
   491  	[people.yongtang]
   492  	Name = "Yong Tang"
   493  	Email = "yong.tang.github@outlook.com"
   494  	GitHub = "yongtang"