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Red Hat on GitHub

We’ve put together a comprehensive list of the projects hosted on GitHub in which Red Hat employees are actively involved. Given the large scope of our open source work, we recognize that we might have missed some projects or gotten a listing wrong. As time passes, more projects with which Red Hat employees collaborate will need to be added to the list. These circumstances, and others we can’t currently foresee, may mean you’ll want to make changes to this list. So, how do you do that?

Adding a project

To add or modify projects to the list on https://redhatofficial.github.io, either submit a pull request or create an issue in the repo. Upon review, the site maintainers will merge the PR or change the content as requested. No direct merges will be accepted.

All projects are stored in the /app/data directory in the projects.json file within the dev branch of this repo. Try to add your project alphabetically (just to make the file easier to search) and create a new object in the JSON that has:

{
  "projectName": "Foo Project",
  "projectDescription": "Lorem ipsum.",
  "projectRepository": "https://github.com/foo",
  "projectWebsite": "http://foo.github.io",
  "category": "Development",
  "twitterHandle": "",
  "twitterURL": ""
}

Be sure to include at least the projectName, projectRepository, and category.

Current categories include:

• Development
• Documentation
• Middleware
• Operations
• Organizations
• Platform
• Storage

Criteria for adding projects to the page

At this time, only projects that Red Hat employees are required to work on as part of their job will be listed. This includes projects Red Hat stewards as well as projects in which Red Hat is just one contributor among others. For now, don't list sub-projects if at all possible. Eventually we will get to that, but for now, top-level projects only, please.

Please don't add projects for which you volunteer. There are so many amazing projects that Red Hatters work on as enthusiasts, ourselves included, but too many to recognize here.

These criteria may be subject to change as the page evolves.

Criteria for featured projects

Any project can appear in the Featured Projects section. To do so, the project must have a logo, as well as a straightforward and brief web description. Please submit your request as an ISSUE for this repo. No PRs, please, as updating the cards at this point in time involves changing multiple files.

What about projects not on GitHub?

This list is just for Red Hat contributions to projects hosted on GitHub. See https://community.redhat.com/software/ for a more comprehensive listing of Red Hat's contributions to free and open source projects, regardless of where they are hosted.

Hosting projects on /RedHatOfficial

Open an issue in this repo, and the owners of the RedHatOfficial organization will get in touch with you.

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redhatofficial.github.io's Issues

Debezium project is missing

Hi,

Debezium project is not listed on the page

• http://debezium.io/
• https://github.com/debezium/

Project lead is @gunnarmorling

PR - #26

Add OpenShift Origin to featured projects section

Please add OpenShift to the the Featured Projects section for Containers.

https://github.com/openshift

logo:

@bproffitt

Please pick a license and add a LICENSE.md file.

SSIA.

Mention Drools, OptaPlanner and jBPM (not just KIE)

Red Hat sponsors drools.org, optaplanner.org and jbpm.org.
On GitHub, they are all in the GitHub organization kiegroup, which probably explains why they aren't mentioned individually, but they should.

• Drools - https://www.drools.org/ - https://github.com/kiegroup/drools
• OptaPlanner - https://www.optaplanner.org/ - https://github.com/kiegroup/optaplanner
• jBPM - https://www.jbpm.org/ - https://github.com/kiegroup/jbpm

Add a "projectStatus" property to projects

Quite a few projects listed on the file projects.json are archived (halted, sunset, terminated and other variations). One such example close to me is GateIn: the last commit on a module I maintain is more than one year old. The last commit on the "core" module is close to two years ago. Other projects I randomly checked are 6 years without a commit (BoxGrinder, for instance).

In benefit of active projects, it would probably be useful to not list GateIn on the main list. If desired, it could be shown in a separate section, or if the user actively checks a box saying "display archived projects".

Add Operator-Framework projects

Add Operator-Framework projects. See https://github.com/operator-framework

Provide JBoss Tools repositories

see https://github.com/jbosstools

Search results need to be fuzzier.

Searching for "OpenStack" or "openstack" does not bring up "redhat-openstack", meaning this (major) project doesn't appear to be listed unless people search for the very specific "redhat-openstack" string.

Provide Red Hat Fuse related repositories

for instance:
https://github.com/jbosstools/jbosstools-fuse
https://github.com/jboss-fuse

Need a Way to Highlight Subprojects

Initially, we set the criteria for listing only top-level projects on this page. But many subprojects have their own independence and notoriety, such as MoVirt and #149 . We need to come up with a design way to tag and display subprojects (grouping and indentation?).

Add redhat-iot

Please add redhat-iot to the list. This repository is for IoT related demos from red hatters.

https://github.com/redhat-iot

Style updates

Suggested CSS improvements:

@media screen and (max-width:768px) {
  .table-header {
    display: none;
  }
  .table--component td {
    display:  block;
  }
  .table--component td:first-child {
    font-weight: bold;
  }
}

Add margin:0 to the .footer-copyright so it will vertically center. :)

Add Project Website for minishift

http://minishift.io

Add redhatdemocentral

Please add redhatdemocentral, listing of various cross portfolio demos with red hat products

https://github.com/redhatdemocentral

Provide designation for projects only mirrored on GitHub

Many of the projects which Red Hat contributes to did not originate on GitHub, but are simply mirrored. In this case, it would be useful to know which projects are mirrors so that the community can be aware that GitHub is not the origin of the project.

In my opinion, having some official way to designate this would be ideal.

Travis Continuously Fails without Clear Reason

@greg-hellings The script always fails on projects.json, with just the ambiguous error code 1. Please advise.

Sort alphabetically entries in project.json file

it will be easier when having the file opened to check for projects if they exist or not

Broken CI: Could not resolve host: boxgrinder.org

It looks like one of the URLs checked in the CI is dead

curl: (6) Could not resolve host: boxgrinder.org

Include Documentation Repos

The documentation teams have been sharing our work on GitHub here: https://github.com/redhat-documentation

We should add a documentation category and add these repos.

Rendering broken on ios

When I open the page, it looks like in attached screenshot. iOS 11.2 on iPhone 8.

Red Hat Insights is missing

Red Hat Insights is one of Red Hat's management offerings [1]. I would like to make the request it gets added, its GitHub is located at - https://github.com/RedHatInsights

[1] https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/management/insights

Reduce "Hero" size on front page

Viewing the site in Chrome on Linux the "hero" content on the front page (I think that's the proper terminology) where we've got "commit to collaborate" is far outsized. The projects themselves are "beneath the fold" so you don't even see the entire boxes for Ansible, Ceph, and ManageIQ.

We should reduce that by about 2/3rds so the projects we're highlighting are immediately visible.

bulk import https://community.redhat.com/software/ please

Folks went to some trouble making https://community.redhat.com/software/ pretty complete. Please do a mass comparison/import of that page to pick up dozens of projects this new database appears to be missing.

Disambiguate the notion of "official Red Hat project" or "Red Hat project" vs "Projects Red Hat collaborates to" or "Projects Red Hat is involved in"

The wording in different places is a bit confusing as to the scope this tries to encompass.

For example:

README.md

We’ve put together a comprehensive list of the projects in which Red Hat employees are actively involved.

Implies a list of projects that Red Hat collaborates to or is involved in.

We then follow up later with:

README.md

Plus, as time goes by, more Red Hat projects will need to be added to this list.

And then there's the whole "RedHatOfficial" connotation or implication.

It's not for me to choose the purpose or the scope of this repository/project but the wording should be clear and consistent.
This way, contributors know what is appropriate (or not) to include here and manage people's expectations as to what is shown on the website.

RFE: many small files, script to merge/alphabetize

Just a proposal:

• reject all open PRs with an apology
• split projects.json into ./projects.d/project-name.json
• add a script to merge all projects.d/* into projects.json
• have script alphabetize
• request new PRs

Should way simplify maintenance and other features you might want to add later (like auto-alphabetize).

Edited: Oh, and I am happy to help with everything if the owners want to pursue this path.

Apache Tomcat Project missing

Hi,
Please add:
Apache Tomcat who is the main component of JBoss Web Server
URL: https://tomcat.apache.org/
GIT: https://github.com/apache/tomcat

Thanks,
Ezequiel

Add Eclipse Vert.x to the Featured section

I would like to request that Eclipse Vert.x be added to the Featured section of
https://redhatofficial.github.io

A version of the logo can be found here: https://vertx.io/assets/logo-sm.png along with a brief we description, "Eclipse Vert.x is a tool-kit for building reactive applications on the JVM."

Let me know if you need anything else from me.

Design | Add a fork me on Github logo

From the website, there is no way to find the GitHub repo associated with the website. It would be great if we could add a fork me on GitHub logo to it.
This will increase the visibility of the project, and help external users to pitch in their queries, add issues, and/or give suggestions about content and design.
Otherwise one has to perform an explicit search to find the Github repo associated with the project.

apple mobile chrome issue

"Commit to collaborate. Push innovation" overlaps with the top bar "RED HAT ON GITHUB" and Red Hat logo.

please add TianoCore / edk2 / OVMF

• projectName: TianoCore / edk2 / OVMF
• projectDescription: cross-platform firmware development environment for the UEFI and Platform Initialization (PI) specifications; Red Hat is involved in firmware development for virtual machines
• projectRepository: https://github.com/tianocore/edk2
• projectWebsite: https://www.tianocore.org/
• category: Development

Link to Red Hat site must start with HTTPS://

Remove "Obsidian Toaster" as a public-facing entity

Obsidian Toaster is an internal Middleware initiative with several outputs and communities. This issue to track PRs for removing "Obsidian Toaster" from the project list in favor of the upstream projects it encompasses.

The RHOAR and Middleware Developer Experience teams will be attaching PRs linked here; no action needed by the RedHatOfficial.github.io maintainers at the moment; thanks!

Duplicated information in README.md

The README.md file for this repository currently includes two paragraphs which contain the same information with slightly different wording One has been placed directly below the top-level heading, the other directly before the "Adding a project" section.

plz add smallfile

{
  "projectName": "Smallfile",
  "projectDescription": "metadata-intensive workload generator for distributed POSIX filesystems",
  "projectRepository": "https://github.com/bengland2/smallfile",
  "category": "Storage"
}

This is used by members of perf & scale team, QE, and some partners and customers to performance-test Glusterfs, Cephfs, and NFS, and has even been used in a Windows cluster to test SMB.

I'll do a PR if I have to, but could someone drop it in for me?

Content Not Updating

Merging is going well, but the site itself is still not updated. Can we add an automated process to the CI flow that will auto-build the app after each checked update?

Some changes have been rolled back

I added Kiali here:
#6

And it's been removed by this commit later:
010e7a1

Other projects might have been affected

Kubernetes is missing

As the upstream to Openshift, many Red Hatters are actively involved in the Kubernetes project and special interest groups as part of their everyday work at Red Hat (myself included!).
https://kubernetes.io/
https://github.com/kubernetes

lots of node security issues here

npm audit shows a lot of vulnerable components...

Eclipse Che is missing

https://github.com/eclipse/che

Add RHEL upgrade tooling

Please add:

• The Preupgrade Assistant
  • Repo: https://github.com/upgrades-migrations/preupgrade-assistant/
  • Website: Null
  • Description: Assists with in-place upgrading RHEL 6 to RHEL 7
• The Red Hat Upgrade Tool
  • Repo: https://github.com/upgrades-migrations/redhat-upgrade-tool/
  • Website: Null
  • Description: In-place upgrades RHEL 6 to RHEL 7
• Leapp:
  • Repo: https://github.com/leapp-to/
  • Website: https://leapp-to.github.io
  • Description: In-place upgrades RHEL 7 to future versions of RHEL

I'm not sure about the category but I would pick Platform.

Please explain what "Category" means

Is that the business unit that works on this project ("Middleware", "Operations", "Platform"), or the type of this project (used for "Development", "Documentation")?

Are multiple categories allowed?

Update 3scale project page

3scale now is fully open source and the project page is this: https://3scale.github.io/

Homepage loads incorrectly

Visit: https://redhatofficial.github.io/#!/main

Notice:

Notice error in console:

VM46:1 ReferenceError: openshift is not defined
    at new <anonymous> (bundle.js:1)
    at Object.instantiate (bundle.js:19)
    at bundle.js:19
    at Object.link (bundle.js:13)
    at bundle.js:19
    at Tt (bundle.js:19)
    at ot (bundle.js:19)
    at bundle.js:19
    at bundle.js:19
    at bundle.js:19 "<section ng-view="" class="ng-scope">"

Search bar does not take into account project description

Case in point project KIE; people would likely search for keyword "Drools" or "optaplanner" or "jbpm" but currently the project description is not displayed (so it cannot be searched with the browser search functionality) nor the search bar does in fact operate on the project description despite not being shown.

Languages for each project

Like opensource contributor would be great see the programming languages ​​of each repo, future contributors can search by program language to see in which projects can collaborate.

It's only add to the projects hash an array of languages and we can shown them with some opensource icon library like Devicon or font-mfizz with a tooltip with the languages.

What do you think?

Uberfire is now AppFormer, and is inside KIE group

Link to maintained repo: https://github.com/kiegroup/appformer

RedHatOfficial.github.io/app/data/projects.json

Lines 178 to 184 in 10cefd7

	{
	"projectName": "UberFire",
	"projectDescription": "A web framework for a superior experience in building extensible workbenches and console type applications",
	"projectRepository": "https://github.com/AppFormer/uberfire",
	"projectWebsite": "http://uberfireframework.org",
	"category": "Development"
	},

No explanation of website on website itself

The first paragraph of README.md lays out the repository purpose pretty well - projects that we're involved in which happen to be hosted on GitHub.

However, if one actually visits https://redhatofficial.github.io there's no explanation of what this is (just our "let's make something together" splash). Some context for what people are looking at would be good.

Add jbossdemocentral

Please jbossdemocentral to the project list, its repository of jboss middleware demos

https://github.com/jbossdemocentral

mod_cluster project presentation is dated

mod_cluster is listed on a legacy page nobody has updated in many years:

Project name	Project website	Category
mod_cluster	http://mod-cluster.jboss.org/	Middleware

Please, amend it to our current presentation we are replacing the old one with:

http://modcluster.io

and for CI and builds:

https://ci.modcluster.io

By @Karm , transferred from CO.LAB repo.

Please add Charlotte to the list

Here's the details:

{
"projectName": "Charlotte",
"projectDescription": "A Snort unified file to database processor",
"projectRepository": "https://github.com/redhat-infosec/charlotte",
"projectWebsite": "https://github.com/redhat-infosec/charlotte",
"category": "Operations"
}

Thanks!