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Revision as of 19:20, 22 September 2017
Welcome to the main wiki page for the Open Compute Project. Currently there are seven (7) projects which individuals and organizations can get are encouraged to get involved with and participate in. PLEASE NOTE THESE PAGES ARE IN PROGRESS AND INFORMATION IS BEING UPDATED.
What is the Open Compute Project?
The Open Compute Project is a rapidly growing community of engineers around the world whose mission is to design and enable the delivery of the most efficient server, storage and data center hardware designs available for scalable computing.
GETTING INVOLVED
If you are interested in working with the Open Compute Project, we are glad to welcome you to our community. There are several ways to get involved with OCP. We encourage everyone to take a look at the [OCP website] and to sign up for our mailing lists, IRC channels and to participate in the projects meetings.
OCP INCUBATION COMMITTEE (IC)
The Incubation Committee, reviews and approves all new specs which are submitted to the OCP Foundation for inclusion.
The IC Chair and Vice-Chair positions are appointed by the OCP Foundation Board.
In 2014, the nine (9) IC seats that mirror the nine (9) OCP Projects became member elected seats. For more information on the community election process go to: http://www.opencompute.org/wiki/Governance
OCP PROJECTS
OCP Working Groups
CBW
OCP Regional Communities
About OCP Regional Communities (RC)
As the OCP Community continues to grow and expand the RCs are here to help groups of OCP adopters, innovators, thought leaders and users collaborate together in regional communities to help advocate, promote, translate, develop and drive change and innovation in, near, and around the data center its hardware, software, management and more.
The RCs will work with the main OCP projects but organize in local communities. The RCs do not take the place of the top level projects and participation in these communities does not grant automatic OCP membership. OCP Membership is administered through the OCP Foundation. If you have any questions about becoming an OCP Member please see the link below or email the OCP community manager, Amber Graner with any questions, comments or feedback.
- How to Become an RC (Under construction)
OCP Certification
We've recently added an FAQ about Certification here at the Open Compute Project