Community
Researchers, institutions, and contributors, past and future, advancing OrangeFS and parallel storage for everyone. You are welcome here.
Researchers, institutions, and contributors, past and future, advancing OrangeFS and parallel storage for everyone. You are welcome here.
OrangeFS has grown through funding agencies, companies, universities, and individuals, and it still needs people who want to build, document, test, and teach. Whether you have shipped code before or are opening your first issue, the project is better when you join in.
Project history is documented on Wikipedia.
Al Viro, Andrew Pochinsky, Bart Taylor, Becky Ligon, Boyd Wilson, Brad Settlemyer, Brian Atkins, Dale Whitchurch, David Beilloin, David Bonnie, David Reynolds, Dharani Sankar Vijayakumar, Dennis Ting, Don Becker, Elaine Quarles, Emmanuel Florac, Frank Shorter, Garth Gibson, Greg Kroah-Hartman, James Burton, Jason Antosiak, Jeff Denton, Jiesheng Wu, Jim Fischer, Jiri Simsa, Joe Scott, John Jenkins, John Mehringer, Julian Martin Kunkel, Kamil Iskra, Kevin Harms, Jim Pedone, Kyle Schochenmaier, Linus Torvalds, Martin Brandenburg, Maureen Dohugherty, Michael Speth, Mike Marshall, Nathan Poznick, Nick Mills, Percy Tzelnic, Pete Wyckoff, Phil Carns, Philipp Sadleder, Randy Bryant, Randy Martin, Rob Latham, Rob Ross, Neill Miller, Sam Lang, Sam Sampson, Scott Atchley, Scott Roberts, Seung Woo Son, Shane Snyder, Sorin Fabish, Sumit Narayan, Sven Marnach, Swapnil Patil, Todd B. Stein, Tom Sterling, Walt Ligon, Will Jones, Yang Shauangyang
If we overlooked someone, please let us know, it wasn't intentional.
OrangeFS has benefited from research partnerships across national labs, universities, and industry, and new partners are always welcome. Institutional logos and partner pages from the legacy site are being restored; contact the developer list if your organization should be listed or wants to get involved.
Start with a discussion, an issue, a docs fix, or a small patch. No prior project history required.