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Instructions

  1. Review the Project Proposal Process
  2. Add New Proposals to the Wiki using the template below and detailed instructions here.
  3. If you need help creating your new Project Proposal page - and adding the template below, please email info@lfedge.org



Project Proposal Template


Project Proposal - Project Introduction:

Required Information

Responses (Please list N/A if not applicable)

Name of Project

OpenBao

Project Description (what it does, why it is valuable, origin and history)

OpenBao exists to provide a software solution to manage, store, and distribute sensitive data including secrets, certificates, and keys. The OpenBao community intends to provide this software under an OSI-approved open-source license, led by a community run under open governance principles. This project is a fork of Hashicorp's Vault.

Statement on alignment with Foundation Mission Statement

We agree with the foundation's mission statement.

High level assessment of project synergy with existing projects under LF Edge, including how the project compliments/overlaps with existing projects, and potential ways to harmonize over time. Responses may be included both here and/or in accompanying documentation. Both Open Horizon and Edge X Foundry will incorporate/utilize OpenBao.

Link to current Code of Conduct

We accept LF Edge's Code of Conduct.

2 TAC Sponsors, if identified (Sponsors help mentor projects) - See full definition on Project Stages: Definitions and Expectations

James Butcher (Edge X Foundry)
Joe Pearson (Open Horizon)

Project license

Mozilla Public License, Version 2.0

Source control (GitHub by default)

https://github.com/openbao

Issue tracker (GitHub by default)

https://github.com/openbao/openbao/issues

External dependencies (including licenses)

https://github.com/openbao/openbao/network/dependencies

Release methodology and mechanics

GitHub Releases

Names of initial committers, if different from those submitting proposal

Jeremiah Butler (independent)
jmls (Independent)
Robert Kregloh (Independent)
Lars Lehtonen (Independent)
Jan Martens (Independent)
Nathan Phelps (IBM, Open Horizon)
Gabriel Santos (independent)
Andrew Scorpil (Independent)
Alexander Scheel (Independent)
Alexander Sharov (Independent)
Current number of code contributors to proposed project10
Current number of organizations contributing to proposed projectIBM
Briefly describe the project's leadership team and decision-making processOpenBao has formed it's own technical steering committee of five founding member organizations.

IBM
IOTech Systems
Viaccess-Orca (Orange)
WALLIX
ZEDEDA
List of project's official communication channels (slack, irc, mailing lists)LF Mailing List
#openbao-development:chat.lfx.linuxfoundation.org
GitHub Discussions
Link to project's websitehttps://www.ibm.biz/openbao

Links to social media accounts

N/A
Existing financial sponsorshipN/A
Infrastructure needs or requests (to include GitHub/Gerrit, CI/CD, Jenkins, Nexus, JIRA, other ...)OpenBao needs a place to host its 1st and 3rd party plugins.
Currently Supported Architecturex86/64
Planned Architecture SupportARM/RISC-V
Project logo in svg format (see https://github.com/lf-edge/lfedge-landscape#logos for guidelines)
Trademark statusTrademark to be pursed by the Linux Foundation
Does the project have a Core Infrastructure Initiative security best practices badge? (See: https://bestpractices.coreinfrastructure.org)No
Any additional information the TAC and Board should take into consideration when reviewing your proposal?OpenBao is an incubation project under Open Horizon and is ready to become its own standalone member project under LF Edge.




Project Proposal - Mapping Criteria and Data:

Stage 1: At Large Projects (formerly 'Sandbox')

CriteriaData

2 TAC Sponsors, if identified (Sponsors help mentor projects) - See full definition on Project Stages: Definitions and Expectations


A presentation at an upcoming meeting of the TAC, in accordance with the project proposal requirements


The typical IP Policy for Projects under the LF Edge Foundation is Apache 2.0 for Code Contributions, Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) for new inbound contributions, and Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License for Documentation. Projects under outside licenses may still submit for consideration, subject to review/approval of the TAC and Board.


Upon acceptance, At Large projects must list their status prominently on website/readme



*** For existing Projects requesting Stage 2 or Stage 3 consideration, please update the above with the Stage 2 or Stage 3 Mapping criteria, available at Project Stages Mapping: Criteria and Data




Project Proposal - Taxonomy Data:

Functions (Provide, Consume, Facilitate, or N/A; Add context as needed)

Functions(Provide, Consume, Facilitate, or N/A; Add context as needed)
APIsProvide
Cloud Connectivity

Consume


(Plugins)

Container Runtime & Orchestration
Data GovernanceProvide

(Secrets)
Data ModelsProvide

(Secrets)
Device ConnectivityN/A
Filters/Pre-processing
Logging
Management UIProvide
Messaging & Events
Notifications & Alerts
SecurityProvide

(Secrets)
StorageConsume

(Plugins)


Deployment & Industry Verticals (Support, Possible, N/A; Add context as needed)

Deployment Type(Support, Possible, N/A; Add context as needed)
Customer Devices (Edge Nodes)
Customer Premises (DC and Edge Gateways)
Telco Network Edge (MEC and Far-MEC)
Telco CO & Regional
Cloud Edge & CDNs
Public Cloud
Private Cloud


Deployment & Industry Verticals (✔ or X; Add context as needed)

Directly applicable Industry/Verticals use cases(✔ or X; Add context as needed)
Automotive / Connected Car
Chemicals
Facilities / Building automation
Consumer
Manufacturing
Metal & Mining
Oil & Gas
Pharma
Health Care
Power & Utilities
Pulp & Paper
Telco Operators
Telco/Communications Service Provider (Network Equipment Provider)
Transportation (asset tracking)
Supply Chain
Preventative Maintenance
Water Utilities
Security / Surveillance
Retail / Commerce (physical point of sale with customers)
Other - Please add if not listed above (please notify TAC-subgroup@lists.lfedge.org when you add one)


Deployments (static v dynamic, connectivity, physical placement) - (✔ or X; Add context as needed)

Use Cases(✔ or X; Add context as needed)
Gateways (to Cloud, to other placements)
NFV Infrastructure
Stationary during their entire usable life / Fixed placement edge constellations / Assume you always have connectivity and you don't need to store & forward.
Stationary during active periods, but nomadic between activations (e.g., fixed access) / Not always assumed to have connectivity. Don't expect to store & forward.
Mobile within a constrained and well-defined space (e.g., in a factory) / Expect to have intermittent connectivity and store & forward.
Fully mobile (To include: Wearables and Connected Vehicles) / Bursts of connectivity and always store & forward.


Compute Stack Layers (architecture classification) - (Provide, Require, or N/A; Add context as needed)

Compute Stack Layers(Provide, Require, or N/A; Add context as needed)
APIs
Applications
Firmware
Hardware
Orchestration
OS
VM/Containers


Cloud Stack Layers (architecture classification) - (Provide, Require, or N/A; Add context as needed)

Cloud Stack Layers(Provide, Require, or N/A; Add context as needed)
Applications
Configuration (drive)
Content (management system)
IaaS
PaaS
Physical Infrastructure
SaaS




Attachments (LF Edge PPT template is below, if proposing project would like to leverage):

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