Git Proxy contributed to FINOS by Citi
Groves, Paul
Dear FINOS Community,
I'm excited to announce Git Proxy has been successfully contributed to FINOS and is hosted on https://github.com/finos/git-proxy.
Git Proxy started life as discussion #163 as part of the FINOS Open Developer Platform and has strong potential collaboration with other FINOS initiatives like DevOps Mutualisation and Open Source Readiness.
Git Proxy aims to solve risk and control issues many banks have in place when contributing to open-source.
It's often experienced that when developers in banks contribute to open source, information security and compliance often requires processes to be in place to ensure code reviews, security scans and the bank's policies are adhered to before code reaches an open source repo.
We want to keep engineering processes as simple as possible and believe the solution is Git Proxy.
Git Proxy sits between the developer and the open source repository. Git Proxy implements risk and control processes (automated or manual) before the code leaves the bank's internal network. Of course, every bank has different procedures, so a key feature has to be the extensibility of the framework.
Git Proxy is quickly approaching a ‘proof of concept’ milestone, which allows early adopters to run internal pilot programs behind their corporate firewalls, and provide valuable feedback in terms of requirements and priorities. Raise a Git Proxy issue if you'd like to be an early adopter!
The Git Proxy team is Paul Groves, Lead Maintainer from Citi and Maurizio Pillitu from FINOS and we're inviting you to join! Simply raise a Git Proxy issue and say hello, especially if you know NodeJS, Material UI, the Git protocol, or simply want to learn by joining a new challenging FINOS project.
See Git Proxy's CONTRIBUTING file for more information on how to contribute and check our Help Wanted and Good First Issues to start contributing to Git Proxy now!
We'd like to say thank you to DevOps Mutualisation and the FINOS Community for the warm welcome and great feedback. We're looking forward to making Git Proxy the standard tool to mitigate the first and main friction the banking industry faces when contributing to open source.
Thank you.
· Paul Groves (Citi)
· Maurizio Pillitu (FINOS)
Get involved in the Git Proxy conversation
https://github.com/finos/open-developer-platform/discussions/163
Contact the Git Proxy Team
https://github.com/finos/git-proxy/issues/new
Adam Jones
Dear FINOS Community,
I'm excited to announceGit Proxy has been successfully contributed to FINOS and is hosted on https://github.com/finos/git-proxy.
Git Proxy started life as discussion #163 as part of the FINOS Open Developer Platform and has strong potential collaboration with other FINOS initiatives likeDevOps Mutualisation and Open Source Readiness.
Git Proxy aims to solve risk and control issues many banks have in place when contributing to open-source.
It's often experienced that when developers in banks contribute to open source, information security and compliance often requires processes to be in place to ensure code reviews, security scans and the bank's policies are adhered to before code reaches an open source repo.
We want to keep engineering processes as simple as possible and believe the solution is Git Proxy.
Git Proxy sits between the developer and the open source repository. Git Proxy implements risk and control processes (automated or manual) before the code leaves the bank's internal network. Of course, every bank has different procedures, so a key feature has to be the extensibility of the framework.
Git Proxy is quickly approaching a ‘proof of concept’ milestone, which allows early adopters to run internal pilot programs behind their corporate firewalls, and provide valuable feedback in terms of requirements and priorities.Raise a Git Proxy issue if you'd like to be an early adopter!
The Git Proxy team is Paul Groves, Lead Maintainer from Citi and Maurizio Pillitu from FINOS and we're inviting you to join! Simplyraise a Git Proxy issue and say hello, especially if you know NodeJS, Material UI, the Git protocol, or simply want to learn by joining a new challenging FINOS project.
See Git Proxy's CONTRIBUTING file for more information on how to contribute and check our Help Wanted and Good First Issues to start contributing to Git Proxy now!
We'd like to say thank you to DevOps Mutualisation and the FINOS Community for the warm welcome and great feedback. We're looking forward to making Git Proxy the standard tool to mitigate the first and main friction the banking industry faces when contributing to open source.
Thank you.
· Paul Groves (Citi)
· Maurizio Pillitu (FINOS)
Get involved in the Git Proxy conversation
https://github.com/finos/open-developer-platform/discussions/163
Contact the Git Proxy Team
https://github.com/finos/git-proxy/issues/new
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Villagra, Alejandra M
Thank you Paul for your continued leadership in Open Source contribution @ Citi… !! thrilled to be on the board again J
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