Become a PPMC Member
Apache Auron is an Apache Incubator podling. During incubation, project oversight is provided by the Podling Project Management Committee (PPMC), with guidance from the project Mentors and the Incubator PMC (IPMC).
Current PPMC members
| Name | Apache ID |
|---|---|
| Shaoyun Chen | csy |
| Hao Li | lihao |
| Yuance Li | liyuance |
| Ruilei Ma | maruilei |
| Jiashu Xiong | rexxiong |
| Li Zhang | richox |
| Lei Wang | wanglei |
| Zhen Wang | wangzhen |
| Yijie Shen | yjshen |
| Junfan Zhang | zuston |
Mentors
Mentors are IPMC members who guide the podling and are also members of its PPMC roster.
| Name | Apache ID |
|---|---|
| Becket Qin | jqin |
| Calvin Kirs | kirs |
| Nicholas Jiang | nicholasjiang |
| Hao Ding | xuanwo |
The PPMC and Mentor lists above are maintained from the ASF public LDAP roster.
Become a PPMC member of Apache Auron™ (Incubating)
Anyone who supports the community and contributes in any of the CoPDoC areas can be considered for Apache Auron PPMC membership:
- Community — participate on the mailing list, issue tracker, and discussions; share knowledge and help other community members.
- Project — help the community form a clear vision and reach consensus.
- Documentation — make knowledge accessible and keep project guidance current.
- Code — design, implement, review, test, and maintain project software.
The PPMC watches for committers who continue to grow as community participants and take responsibility for the health and governance of the podling. PPMC members are selected through the private discussion, vote, invitation, and acceptance process defined by the Apache Incubator.
PPMC member considerations
There are no strict ASF-wide rules for becoming a PPMC member. Candidates are normally active committers who continue making sustained contributions after becoming a committer, or community members whose significant contributions demonstrate readiness for project governance. These considerations are guidance rather than fixed thresholds.
Continuous contributions
Candidates should demonstrate sustained engagement through activities such as fixing bugs, adding features, writing documentation, maintaining issues, reviewing changes, mentoring contributors, answering community questions, and helping with releases.
Quality of contributions
- Demonstrate a solid general understanding of the project.
- Submit and review well-tested, well-designed changes that follow Auron's contribution guidelines.
- Produce clear, organized, user-oriented documentation.
- Exercise sound judgment in technical and community decisions.
Community involvement
- Be active, courteous, and respectful on
dev@auron.apache.org. - Help mentor contributors and users.
- Participate constructively in issue management and pull-request reviews.
- Contribute professionally and diplomatically to roadmap and governance discussions.
- Promote the project through articles, talks, events, or other community work.
For the authoritative membership process and role description, see the Apache Incubator PPMC Guide.