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The Linux Foundation manages and maintains the CI/CD infrastructure for FD.io projects. Linux Foundation uses [http://support.linuxfoundation.org Jira Service Desk] as a support platform for administrative and infrastructure issues requiring input or action from members of the Linux Foundation IT staff. | The Linux Foundation manages and maintains the CI/CD infrastructure for FD.io projects. Linux Foundation uses [http://support.linuxfoundation.org Jira Service Desk] as a support platform for administrative and infrastructure issues requiring input or action from members of the Linux Foundation IT staff. | ||
| − | All requests require an [http://support.linuxfoundation.org LF HelpDesk] ticket | + | All requests require an [http://support.linuxfoundation.org LF HelpDesk] ticket. |
| − | Please | + | '''Please follow the [https://docs.releng.linuxfoundation.org/en/latest/helpdesk.html LF Help Desk/Service Desk documentation] to ensure your ticket is routed to the correct queue.''' |
Linux Foundation has monitoring and alerting in place that should recognize and escalate system outage reports as they occur. Please check the [http://status.linuxfoundation.org Linux Foundation Status Page] and [http://status.fd.io/ FD.io Status Page] prior to opening a ticket with the service desk. | Linux Foundation has monitoring and alerting in place that should recognize and escalate system outage reports as they occur. Please check the [http://status.linuxfoundation.org Linux Foundation Status Page] and [http://status.fd.io/ FD.io Status Page] prior to opening a ticket with the service desk. | ||
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FD.io Infrastructure Support
Linux Foundation Infrastructure Support
The Linux Foundation manages and maintains the CI/CD infrastructure for FD.io projects. Linux Foundation uses Jira Service Desk as a support platform for administrative and infrastructure issues requiring input or action from members of the Linux Foundation IT staff.
All requests require an LF HelpDesk ticket.
Please follow the LF Help Desk/Service Desk documentation to ensure your ticket is routed to the correct queue.
Linux Foundation has monitoring and alerting in place that should recognize and escalate system outage reports as they occur. Please check the Linux Foundation Status Page and FD.io Status Page prior to opening a ticket with the service desk.
Linux Foundation Supported Systems
- Gerrit
- Jenkins Sandbox
- Jenkins Production
- Nexus
- Jira
- SonarCloud
- OpenGrok
- Wiki
- Project Mailing Lists
Linux Foundation Supported Services
- Gerrit GitHub replication
- Jenkins OpenStack executors and images
- Approved project creation
- Provide the link to the project proposal page and the TSC meeting notes with approval
- Linux Foundation account issues
- VPN access
- Be sure to attach your public PGP/GPG signature to your LF HelpDesk request
Linux Foundation Self Service Offerings
- Self-Service Committer Promotion
- Linux Foundation has provided self-service committer promotion via INFO.yaml files in each project's repository. The purpose of the INFO file is to allow project committers to act as administrators of their project and provide a clear record of project history.
- Please follow the steps in the LF Releng Committer management documentation to add TSC approved project committers
- Self-Service PackageCloud Releases
- Coming soon
FD.io Lab Hardware Support
The Linux Foundation does not provide support or have access to the FD.io lab
- Vexxhost manages and maintains the FD.io lab hardware for FD.io projects.
- For hardware and network related issues, please open a ticket by logging into the Vexxhost Client Area
- Approved support contacts include CSIT committers, and VPP committers
FD.io Lab Software Support
The Linux Foundation does not provide support or have access to the FD.io lab
