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Have you found that FELIX is a project you would like to contribute to? Fantastic! Here are some ways in which you could collaborate with us:

How to collaborate

Contributing to the project can be done in multiple ways:

Reporting issues:
Opening issues through the GitHub issue tracker
E-mail developer(s) in the corresponding development teams
Committing bug fixes or extensions on existing code
Fork the repository into your GitHub account, add your contributions and send a pull request
Clone the repository, push your contributions to a public repository and perform a git request-pull; then send the generated content through e-mail
Clone the repository, modify locally and generate some patch(es) through git format-patch push your contributions to a public repository and do a Git pull request; then send the generated content through e-mail or use git send-email
Adding a new module (e.g. a Resource Manager)
If you are interested in adding a different type of resources within the FELIX stack or adding capabilities through new modules, please add a new issue (with enhancement label) or contact the RO development team in advance.

Check the procedure page for detailed information on how to collaborate.

User documentation Please refer to the history of the GitHub wiki page you would like to edit in order to identify the main contributor, then send an e-mail to that person. If there is no direct contact, contact [email protected].
Technical documentation Same as in development teams.

General info
- Overview
- Architecture
Administering
- Installing
- Upgrading
- Configuration
  - Components
    - Expedient
    - (M)RO
    - SDN RM
    - CRM
      - XEN CRM
      - KVM CRM
    - SE RM
    - C-BAS
  - Infrastructure
    - XEN server
- Management
  - (M)RO
Contributing
Experimenting
- OMNI client
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  - CBAS
    - ABAC creds
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