Strategic updates from the KernelCI project
The KernelCI project continues on its mission to ensure the quality, stability and long-term maintenance of the Linux kernel. That means supporting the community (especially maintainers) to not just run...
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Exciting KernelCI TSC updates
During our last TSC meeting, on March 14th, we had two votes that brought new winds to our community: Shuah Khan joins the TSC Shuah, Kernel Maintainer & Linux Fellow...
UX Research for the new Web Dashboard
Following the UX Analysis RFP we shared a few months ago, we’re now delighted to announce that the KernelCI Advisory Board has accepted a proposal. First of all, we’re grateful to have...
KernelCI API Early Access
Free for all Today is the beginning of the Early Access phase for the new KernelCI API. As explained briefly in the previous blog post, this is to give everyone a...
API Transition Timeline
Once upon a time, on a Thursday afternoon somewhere in Italy, a KernelCI backend API was created: As you can see, it was nearly 10 years ago. How much does...
Request for Proposals: UX Analysis 2023 – Q&A
Following the UX Analysis RFP, we’ve received a number of questions which seem worth sharing publicly in order to equally benefit all the proposals we receive. Big Picture What are your...
Request for Proposals: UX Analysis 2023
The KernelCI project runs thousands of Linux kernel tests every day, generating a huge amount of data to help the community identify issues and trends. One way to communicate all...
KernelCI at FOSDEM 2023
Taking place February 4th and 5th, FOSDEM is a fantastic event organised “by the community for the community” in Brussels, Belgium, Europe. FOSDEM provides Open Source communities a place to...
Now KernelCI has a dedicated SysAdmin!
Recently, we posted about the Request For Proposals to undertake SysAdmin tasks for KernelCI.org. That process is now complete, and we are delighted to announce that the KernelCI advisory board hired Vince...
Request for Proposals: Sysadmin Maintenance 2022
Summary The KernelCI project relies on a number of web services which need constant maintenance. These include databases, automation tools and web dashboards for several instances. Some are hosted on...