oasis-open / openc2-pub-sub-on-bsd

OASIS TC Open Repository: A prototype reference implementation that demonstrates OpenC2 working within a pub/sub environment

README

OASIS TC Open Repository: openc2-pub-sub-on-bsd

This GitHub public repository ( https://github.com/oasis-open/openc2-pub-sub-on-bsd ) was created at the request of the OASIS Open Command and Control (OpenC2) TC as an OASIS TC Open Repository to support development of open source resources related to Technical Committee work.

While this TC Open Repository remains associated with the sponsor TC, its development priorities, leadership, intellectual property terms, participation rules, and other matters of governance are separate and distinct from the OASIS TC Process and related policies.

All contributions made to this TC Open Repository are subject to open source license terms expressed in the BSD-3-Clause License. That license was selected as the declared "Applicable License" when the TC Open Repository was created.

As documented in "Public Participation Invited", contributions to this OASIS TC Open Repository are invited from all parties, whether affiliated with OASIS or not. Participants must have a GitHub account, but no fees or OASIS membership obligations are required. Participation is expected to be consistent with the OASIS TC Open Repository Guidelines and Procedures, the open source LICENSE designated for this particular repository, and the requirement for an Individual Contributor License Agreement that governs intellectual property.

Statement of Purpose

Statement of Purpose for this OASIS TC Open Repository (openc2-pub-sub-on-bsd) as proposed and approved [bis] by the TC:

The purpose of the openc2-pub-sub-on-bsd GitHub repository is to (a) demonstrate the implementation of OpenC2 in a pub-sub environment, and (b) to provision a codebase to enable other prototype development efforts.

The implementation is written in C and developed on HardenedBSD. Though the C code is operating system agnostic, the Makefiles are BSD style Makefiles and will need modification to enable building on Linux.

The initial codebase is imported from the OpenC2 Forum's Github repository, facilitated by Danny Martinez (G2 Corporation).

Note: the GitHub repository name was changed to "openc2-pub-sub-on-bsd" per email message and consensus process documented in the TC discussion list archives.

Additions to Statement of Purpose

Repository Maintainers may include here any clarifications — any additional sections, subsections, and paragraphs that the Maintainer(s) wish to add as descriptive text, reflecting (sub-) project status, milestones, releases, modifications to statement of purpose, etc. The project Maintainers will create and maintain this content on behalf of the participants.

Maintainers

TC Open Repository Maintainers are responsible for oversight of this project's community development activities, including evaluation of GitHub pull requests and preserving open source principles of openness and fairness. Maintainers are recognized and trusted experts who serve to implement community goals and consensus design preferences.

Initially, the associated TC members have designated one or more persons to serve as Maintainer(s); subsequently, participating community members may select additional or substitute Maintainers, per consensus agreements.

Current Maintainers of this TC Open Repository

• Danny Martinez; GitHub ID: https://github.com/dmg2; WWW: G2 Corporation

About OASIS TC Open Repositories

• TC Open Repositories: Overview and Resources
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Feedback

Questions or comments about this TC Open Repository's activities should be composed as GitHub issues or comments. If use of an issue/comment is not possible or appropriate, questions may be directed by email to the Maintainer(s) listed above. Please send general questions about TC Open Repository participation to OASIS Staff at [email protected] and any specific CLA-related questions to [email protected].

openc2-pub-sub-on-bsd's Issues

Need Language Version Disclaimer

The OpenC2 leadership needs your help to clarify the relationship of this repo's code to the current language definition. With public review of our specifications imminent, the TC's repos need to be clearly labeled to indicate their alignment or lack thereof with the current language specification.

If your code aligns with an older version of the language, please add the following disclaimer to the start of the "Statement Of Purpose" section of your README.md file:

This repository contains code developed against an earlier version of the OpenC2 language than that presented by OASIS for public review in October / November 2018 and is NOT CONSISTENT WITH THE VERSION UNDERGOING PUBLIC REVIEW. Any implementer of OpenC2 using this code should be aware that it will require updating to align with the current OpenC2 Language Specification.

If your code already aligns with the current language specification, (i) thank you, and (ii) it would be helpful for you to add a statement to that effect to your README.md.

If it is possible for you to update your code to align with the language specification that would be a welcome contribution. The TC leadership recognizes that many of the repos contain code for inactive projects that do not have any resources available to apply to updating the code.