Eclipse Working Groups

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

About Working Groups

Fostering open industry collaboration to develop new industry platforms Companies, organizations, and individuals looking to drive innovation and efficiencies within industry are increasingly looking to external sources to advance new ideas. Commonly referred to as “open innovation,” this paradigm encourages collaboration across organizational boundaries, and is often practiced in the open source community. Working groups allow organizations to combine the best practices of open source development with a set of services required for open innovation, enabling organizations to foster industry collaborations.

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

Adoptium Working Group Charter

Version 1.0 - Revision History at end of document Vision and Scope The Adoptium working group’s scope is to advance, promote, and support the dissemination of technologies derived from or related to the Eclipse Adoptium Top-Level Project. The Eclipse Adoptium project produces high-quality runtimes and associated technology for use across the Java ecosystem. The working group’s vision is to meet the needs of both the Eclipse community and broader runtime users by facilitating a comprehensive set of technologies around runtimes for Java and Java Virtual Machine-based applications that operate alongside existing standards, infrastructures, and cloud platforms.

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

AICE Working Group Charter

Draft - Not Yet Approved Version 0.9 - Revision History at end of document Vision and Scope The Eclipse AI, Cloud & Edge (AICE) Working Group, hereafter referred to as AICE WG, manages and operates an open lab (the “AICE OpenLab”) that provides a set of resources to promote the advancement, implementation, and verification of open source software for AI, Cloud, and Edge computing. The AICE WG and the associated AICE OpenLab does this by: Fostering open and neutral collaboration amongst members for the adoption of open source technologies Defining, publishing and promoting reference architectures, blueprints and distributions of open source software that have been verified for industry AI, Cloud, and Edge standards, requirements, and use cases Developing and providing open source verification test suites, test tools, calibrated datasets and hosted test infrastructure for industry AI, Cloud, and Edge standards, requirements and use cases Ensuring that key requirements regarding privacy, security and ethics are integrated into all the OpenLab activities Partnering with industry organizations to assemble and verify open source software for their standards, requirements, and use cases Promoting the AICE OpenLab in the marketplace and engaging with the larger open source community Managing and funding the lab infrastructure resources to support this work Governance and Precedence Applicable Documents The following governance documents are applicable to this charter, each of which can be found on the Eclipse Foundation Governance Documents page or the Eclipse Foundation Legal Resources page: Eclipse Foundation Bylaws Eclipse Foundation Working Group Process Eclipse Foundation Working Group Operations Guide Eclipse Foundation Code of Conduct Eclipse Foundation Communication Channel Guidelines Eclipse Foundation Membership Agreement Eclipse Foundation Intellectual Property Policy Eclipse Foundation Antitrust Policy Eclipse Foundation Development Process Eclipse Foundation Trademark Usage Guidelines All Members must be parties to the Eclipse Foundation Membership Agreement, including the requirement set forth in Section 2.

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

AsciiDoc Working Group Charter

v0.9 - Version history is at the end of document Vision and Scope The AsciiDoc Working Group will drive the standardization, adoption, and evolution of the AsciiDoc language. This effort will include tools to comprehend, analyze, and transform this language for use in creating technical communication encoded in AsciiDoc. Our goal is to support the development, deployment, management, and usage of software documentation, applications, and services that use AsciiDoc. To execute this mission, the Working Group will:

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

Eclipse Capella Industry Consortium Charter

June 12, 2017 Definitions A list of definitions of terms used in this document. Arcadia refers to the MBSE method supported by Capella. The Eclipse Capella Industry Consortium is referred to as the Capella IC in this document Capella Project (“Capella”) refers to the Polarsys project hosted at https://www.polarsys.org/capella/. Capella refers to the Polarsys Solution consisting of a ready-to-use and well-tested package with the Capella Project and its open source dependencies, as described at https://www.

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

Eclipse Cloud Development Working Group Charter

Version 1.9 Revision history is at end of document. Scope, Goals and Vision The Eclipse Cloud Development Tools Working Group drives the evolution and broad adoption of de facto standards for cloud development tools, including language support, extensions, and developer workspace definition. In addition, the group explores the impacts and optimizations for running developer tools in a cloud environment, including scale out / scale-to-zero execution of compute-intensive tasks like CI and testing.

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

Eclipse Dataspace Working Group Charter

Version 1.0 - Revision history at end of document Vision and Scope The mission of the Eclipse Dataspace Working Group is to provide a forum for individuals and organizations to build and promote open-source software, specifications, and open collaboration models needed to create scalable, modular, extensible, industry-ready open-source components based on open standards for dataspaces. The primary objective of the Eclipse Dataspace Working Group is to encourage, develop, and promote open-source solutions that will enable the development, as well as the participation in dataspaces for organizations of all types and sizes.

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

Eclipse Edge Native Charter

Version 1.1 Revision history is at end of document. Vision and Scope The Eclipse Edge Native working group will drive the evolution and broad adoption of technologies related to Edge Computing. The working group will: Promote the "Eclipse Edge Native" brand and its value in the marketplace. Provide vendor neutral marketing and other services to the Eclipse Edge Native ecosystem. Leverage Eclipse Foundation defined licensing and intellectual property flows that encourage community participation, protect community members, and encourage usage.

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

Eclipse Foundation Working Group Operations Guide

Eclipse Foundation Working Group Operations Guide Version 2.4 Table of Contents Guiding Principles Code of Conduct Relationship with Open Source Projects Roles Working Groups Program Director Working Group Sponsor Working Groups Team Program or Community Manager Membership Annual Participation Fees Specifications Special Interest Groups General Goals Operating Model SIG Formation, Leadership and Membership Composition Governance Tools and Communication Review and Retirement Exceptions Sponsorship Engagement with Eclipse Foundation Staff and Resources Committees Steering Committee Specification Committee Project Management Committee (PMC) Marketing and Brand Committee Relationship Between Committees Committee Representatives Elected Representatives Committee Agenda and Minutes Communication Voting Grievance Handling Assets Names and Logos Charter Pitch Deck Pipeline Program Plan Infrastructure Plan Marketing Plan Annual Budget Resources and Services Typical Infrastructure and Services Other Resources and Services Infrastructure Audits Lifecycle Opportunity Phase Proposal Phase Incubation Phase Operational Phase Termination/Archived Phase FAQ This document describes the lifecycle and operation of Eclipse Foundation Working Groups.

Monday, Jan 1, 0001

Eclipse Foundation Working Group Process

Version 2.2 Table of Contents Related documents Guiding Principles Relationship to Projects Specifications Roles Member Roles Eclipse Foundation Roles Governance Charter Committees Agreements Materials Recruiting Materials Program Plan Marketing Plan Services and Shared Resources Finance Participation Structure for Working Groups Strategic Members Participant Members Committer Members Guest Members Working Group Lifecycle Opportunity Phase Proposal Phase Incubation Phase Operational Phase Working Group Termination Modifying This Process Exceptions This document describes the process for creating and managing Eclipse Foundation Working Groups ("