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Team

We'd like to thank the following members and committers to the Apache Iggy project who have helped get the project to where it is today.

This page mirrors the public Apache roster for convenience. The canonical project roster is maintained by the Apache Software Foundation on people.apache.org.

Members

Members are grouped by role in the order of PMC Chair, PMC Member, and Committer, and sorted alphabetically by public name within each group.

Public NameApache IDRole(s)
Kranti ParisakrantiPMC Chair
Grzegorz KoszykgkoszykPMC Member
Hao DingxuanwoPMC Member
Hubert GruszeckihgruszeckiPMC Member
Hulk LinhulkPMC Member
Patryk HuzarskipatrykPMC Member
Piotr GankiewiczpiotrPMC Member, Iggy Original Creator
Yonik SeeleyyonikPMC Member
Zili ChentisonPMC Member
Atharva LadeatharvaCommitter
Bakytgerey AshirbekovbashirbekovCommitter
Bartosz CieslabcieslaCommitter
Chengxi LuochengxiCommitter
Krishna VishalkrishnaCommitter
Kyle DowneykdowneyCommitter
Lukasz ZboreklzborekCommitter
Maciej ModzelewskimaciejCommitter
Raveendra YerraguntlaraviyerraguntlaCommitter
Rimuksh KansalrimukshCommitter
Thibaut Lambertt1b0Committer

Roles

The Apache Iggy project recognizes the following roles, each representing a distinct type of contribution to the project’s development:

PMC Chair

The PMC Chair is a PMC member appointed by the ASF Board of Directors as an officer of the Foundation and Vice President of Apache Iggy. The Chair serves as the primary point of contact between the Board and the project and is responsible for submitting regular reports on the health of the project. The Chair has no additional authority or decision-making power over other PMC members.

PMC Member

The Project Management Committee (PMC) is responsible for the management and oversight of the Apache Iggy project. While committers have the ability to update the code, only the PMC as a body has the authority to vote on formal releases of the project's software. The PMC is also responsible for voting in new committers and PMC members, and for the project's legal, IP, trademark, and community affairs following ASF policy.

Committer

Committers have read-write access to the code repository, signed the CLA, and use an @apache.org email. There's no timeline or specific requirement to become a committer, but active contributors are strong candidates. As a committer, you shape the project's future by reviewing and merging code, testing release candidates, participating in discussions, and contributing in various ways. Active committers may be invited to join the PMC.

Contributors

Many more people contribute through issues, pull requests, discussions, testing, documentation and community support. You can find a broader contributor list in the Apache Iggy GitHub repository.