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Meeting schedule
The IRC meetings schedule is driven by the github.com/CentOS/Calendar repository. To propose a change or add a meeting, please submit a pull-request to that github repository. This repository is mirrored to git.centos.org.
The calendar is also available as an .ical file containing all CentOS IRC meetings, for use in your favorite calendaring app: iCalendar Meeting Schedule
Note that you should subscribe to this link, rather than import it,
because it is subject to change.
A list of all meetings is available below.
Logging
CentOS IRC channels and meetings are often logged using a https://wiki.centos.org/SIGGuide#SIGGuide.2FSIGProcess.2FDailyWorkings.Meetbot_Commands, for the purpose of taking minutes.
You can find meeting minutes here.
Meeting List
Here is a list of current meetings with their descriptions:
Alternate Images SIG
- Monthly, in the second week, on Thursday at 1900 UTC in #centos-meeting
- Chair (to contact for more information): Troy Dawson (tdawson)
- Link to Project Site
- The Alternate Images SIG's goal is to build and provide alternate iso images for CentOS Stream
Automotive SIG
- Monthly, in the first week, on Wednesday at 1400 UTC in #google-meet
- Chair (to contact for more information): Jefro Osier-Mixon (JeffreyOsierMixon), acting
- Link to Project Site
- The purpose of the Automotive SIG is two-fold. First, it is meant to be a neutral public space for collaboration between third parties interested in open development of software targeted at in-vehicle automotive use cases. Second, it is meant to provide such projects with build and test infrastructure. (This second purpose is, as we understand it, common to many SIGs)
The goal of the SIG is to provide an open-source home for RHEL-oriented automotive work, and to attract and encourage open development of automotive software between commercial and non-commercial partners.
Please join us!
Dialup: https://meet.google.com/hkx-btgd-dyc" rel="noopener">https://meet.google.com/hkx-btgd-dyc
Working agenda:
- introduction & action items
- technical update
- open discussion
Board of Directors
- Monthly, in the third week, on Wednesday at 1400 UTC in #centos-meeting
- Chair (to contact for more information): Rich Bowen (rbowen) and Thomas Oulevey (alphacc)
- Board of Directors open discussion. Scheduled for one week after the monthly Board of Directors meeting
CentOS Stream Office Hours (meet.opensuse, not IRC)
Cloud SIG
- Monthly, in the second week, on Thursday at 1500 UTC in #centos-meeting
- Chair (to contact for more information): Alfredo Moralejo Alonso (amoralej)
- Link to Project Site
- The CentOS Cloud SIG (CCS) is a group of people coming together to focus on packaging and maintaining different FOSS based Private cloud infrastructure applications that one can install and run natively on CentOS. We are a non vendor, non technology and non agent specific focus group, but we will gladly work with and build content to suit relevant niches or vendor ecosystems. This group specifically targets users who wish to install and run their own, independent ( or hybrid ) cloud infrastructure on CentOS.
The CCS intends to take ownership of existing CentOS Project relationships with vendors, and help to maintain the updated package repositories for all participating cloud projects.
Hyperscale SIG
- Every two weeks (on odd weeks) on Wednesday at 1600 UTC in #centos-meeting
- Chair (to contact for more information): Davide Cavalca (dcavalca) and Neal Gompa (ngompa)
- Link to Project Site
- The Hyperscale SIG focuses on enabling CentOS Stream deployment on large-scale infrastructures and facilitating collaboration on packages and tooling.
Hyperscale SIG monthly hangout (US daylight saving time)
Hyperscale SIG monthly hangout (US standard time)
ISA SIG
- Every two weeks (on odd weeks) on Friday at 1600 UTC in #centos-meeting
- Chair (to contact for more information): Josh Boyer (jwboyer) and Florian Weimer (fweimer)
- Link to Project Site
- The ISA SIG explores potential benefits of applying existing compiler technology to distribution packages, targeting more recent CPUs, and evaluating different options for how these optimizations can be maintained in a scalable way, and delivered to end users.
NFV SIG
Software Collections SIG Sync-up
- Every two weeks (on even weeks) on Tuesday at 1400 UTC in #centos-meeting
- Chair (to contact for more information): Jan Staněk (jstanek)
- Link to Project Site
- The Software Collections SIG will provide an upstream development area for various software collections and related tools. Developers can build on and extend existing SCLs, so they don't need to re-invent the wheel or take responsibility for packaging unnecessary dependencies.
Storage SIG
- Monthly, in the first week, on Tuesday at 1000 UTC in #centos-meeting2
- Chair (to contact for more information): Karanbir Singh (kbsingh), Niels de Vos (ndevos), Giulio Fidente (gfidente)
- Link to Project Site
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The CentOS Storage Special Interest Group (SIG) is a collection of like-minded individuals coming together to ensure that CentOS is a suitable platform for many different storage solutions. This group will ensure that all Open Source storage options seeking to utilize CentOS as a delivery platform have a voice in packaging, orchestration, deployment, and related work. We meet monthly on the first Tuesday of the month.
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Link to Agenda
Virtualization SIG
- Every two weeks (on even weeks) on Wednesday at 1600 UTC in #meeting:fedoraproject.org (#meeting-2 or #meeting-3 will be used if #meeting is already running another meeting)
- Chair (to contact for more information): Sandro Bonazzola (sbonazzo)
- Link to Project Site
- The CentOS Virtualization Special Interest Group ( virt-sig ) is a group of people coming together to promote and use CentOS Linux as a base platform as a suitable platform for various virtualization efforts. This includes type-1 and type-2 hypervisors like Xen and KVM, containers and containment based technologies like LXC and other system and process level virtualization technologies in the future.
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