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FATE Community

FATE is an inclusive and open community. This repository stores the documentation related to the activities of the FATE community. It serves as a place for community members to collaborate together.

Governance

FATE is an open source project hosted by Linux Foundation. The Technical Charter sets forth the responsibilities and procedures for technical contribution to, and oversight of, the FATE (“Federated AI Technology Enabler”) Project. GOVERNANCE.md defines the governance model of the project.

Technical Steering Committee

The Technical Steering Committee (the “TSC”) is responsible for all technical oversight of the FATE open source project. The TSC consists of the TSC Board and the TSC Maintainers. The roles and resposibilites of the TSC Board and the TSC Maintainers are documented in the Technical Charter.

Under the leadership of the TSC, the Development Committee sets up democratic, open and public processes for the community to collaboratively develop the project. The Development Committee forms a few Special Interest Groups (SIGs) to discuss, review and determine the strategies of topics in a specific domain, such as security, interoperability and architecture design.

The TSC Board, TSC Maintainers and Development Committee meet regularly mostly through online meetings. The meeting minutes can be found here.

Security Process

The Security Response Committee (SRC) follows the disclosure and response policies formulated in the Security Release Process to ensure that key security concerns and issues are addressed promptly and responsibly.

Community members who have security concerns should follow the Security Release Process to report their issues to the SRC for verification and obtain any remediation measures if needed.

Contributing

The FATE project strives to abide by generally accepted best practices in open source software development. The maintainers of the FATE project welcome the contribution from the community. If you are interested in contributing to repositories or projects of the Federated AI organization, please refer to the guidelines in the document CONTRIBUTING.md about how to make contribution.

Developers are welcome to submit pull requests (PRs) for bug fixes or feature enhancement. Before you start to contribute, be sure to read through the Process Guidelines which provide the detailed information about the development and contribution process.

Getting Involved

Here are channels through which the community members collaborate and interact with each other.

Mailing list: Join the FATE mailing list, and stay connected with the community and learn about the latest news and information of the FATE project. Discussion and feedback of FATE project are welcome.

Bugs or feature requests: File bugs and features requests via the GitHub issue of each repository. If you need help, ask your questions via the mailing list.

Contact emails:

Maintainers: FedAI-maintainers @ groups.io

Security Response Committee: FATE-security @ groups.io

Twitter: @FATEFedAI

Code of conduct

The FATE project adheres to this Code of Conduct. By participating in this project, you are expected to uphold this code.