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Project Level Badges are issued annually in Q1 of the year and are based upon participation and contributions between January 1st and December 31st of the preceding year. Criteria was approved by a vote of the TSC on https://lists.onap.org/g/onap-tsc-vote/message/1986 |
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Linux; Sysadmin; Systems Administrator; Ubuntu; CENTOS;
Open source software; Filesystem Hierarchy Standard; Package Management Systems; RPM; DPKG; yum; zypper; APT; Disk partitioning; Logical Volume Management; Red Hat; SUSE; Debian/Ubuntu; Site Reliability Engineer; System Administrator
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| Earners of this badge are individuals who have shown their commitment to open source networking |
as an "Active Community Member" to ONAP within the past year. |
| Subject Matter Expert in Open Source; Networking; |
| ONAP | Experience |
replace every instance of [Project] with the project name when entering into Credly.
For contributor, do we need to pull each TSC's definition and place it in here?
| The ONAP TSC defines an Active Community Members as Anyone from the ONAP community with twenty (20) or more measurable contributions during the previous 12-month period, inclusive of code merged, code reviews performed, wiki page edits, (creation, modification, comments or attachments) or JIRA activities (creation, modification, comment or closure). |
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| Earners of this badge have achieved |
| Committer status on |
| ONAP within the past year. This recognition acknowledges the efforts of those committers in dedicating their time & skills to the project and displaying their personal eminence. | Subject Matter Expert in Open Source; Networking; |
| ONAP | Experience | Committer status |
for ONAP as per status of "+2" commits as measured in LFX Insights annually from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31 the previous year. The +2 criteria is used versus someone listed as a committer in an INFO.yaml file because there are many people listed as Committers in name only who are not performing their responsibilities in that regard. |
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| Earners of this badge have gone above and beyond with over 100 commits to |
| ONAP within the past year. This recognition acknowledges the efforts of those committers in dedicating their time & skills to the project and displaying their personal eminence. | Subject Matter Expert in Open Source; Networking; |
| ONAP | Experience | At least 100 |
| merged commits to ONAP as measured by LFX Insights community leaderboard from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31 the previous year. |
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| Earners of this badge have demonstrated their dedication to open source networking by serving in a leadership role |
| on ONAP. Such roles might include elected membership to the Technical Steering Committee, serving as a lead for a subcommittee, Community Liaison, SPC rep, or other similar role. | Subject Matter Expert in Open Source; Networking; Leadership; |
| ONAP | Experience | TSC member, Project Subcommittee leader, and other roles as determined by the |
| ONAP's TSC |
| during the previous calendar year. |
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| Earners of this badge have lead a subproject of |
| ONAP within the past year. The Project Technical Lead (PTL) is the backbone of open source projects & dedicates substantial time and effort to the success of the project. | Subject Matter Expert in Open Source; Networking; |
| ONAP; Software Development Leadership | Experience | Designated Project Technical Lead (PTL) |
| for ONAP during the previous calendar year. |
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| badge have lead an Use Case/Feature/Spec of ONAP within the past year. The Use Case Lead (UCL) is the backbone of Use Case/Feature/Spec & dedicates substantial time and effort to drive an Use Case/Feature/Spec from requirements to the release sign-off. | Subject Matter Expert in Open Source; Networking; ONAP; Software Development Leadership | Experience | Designated "owner" as per the release requirements list | |
| Earners of this badge have been recognized by the community for making a series of contributions to an ONAP release. | Subject Matter Expert in Open Source; Networking; Leadership; ONAP | Project | Criteria is as defined per the ONAP Community Awards page associated with a particular release. |
| Earners of this badge have been chosen by the TSC for the quality of their recorded demonstration of ONAP functionality | Subject Matter Expert in ONAP, ONAP Marketing | Presentation | A specific sub-category of the ONAP Community Awards |
| Recognizing a milestone achievement for the person. Earners of this badge have met the criteria for being an Active Community Member for 5 consecutive years. Issued once the 1st calendar year this milestone is met. | Subject Matter Expert in Open Source; Networking; Leadership; ONAP | Experience | The ONAP TSC defines an Active Community Members as Anyone from the ONAP community with twenty (20) or more measurable contributions during the previous 12-month period, inclusive of code merged, code reviews performed, wiki page edits, (creation, modification, comments or attachments) or JIRA activities (creation, modification, comment or closure). |
