Grafeas Community,
I'm Aysylu Greenberg, the lead of Grafeas and Kritis projects at Google. I met with some of you a few months ago, on Nov 27, 2018, to discuss the future directions of Grafeas. I'd like to update the whole community on where Grafeas is headed and what we plan for it in the year of 2019 and going forward.
We will pursue 2 goals for Grafeas:
Grafeas is the Open Source standard for storing and retrieving metadata about software resources. There is a need for such a standard, and we intend on making it universally useful in the software supply chain domain.
Use Grafeas anywhere. Many of our users need hybrid cloud solutions, so having both options will enable them to use Grafeas anywhere. Grafeas is already available as a GCP-hosted (Container Analysis) and we plan to make it an on-premises solution as well.
All of the proposed features in GH issues are considered and prioritized. So please continue contributing them! And if you'd like to contribute code and you are unsure where to start, look for issues labeled "good first issue". The prioritization is currently as follows:
Short-term:
On-prem support for Kritis, which drives support for on-prem Grafeas;
Idiomatic Go client library for Grafeas.
Mid- and long-term:
Move towards achieving the 2 goals with the feedback from the community and the wider industry.
We look forward to collaborating with you and all your feedback!
Cheers,
Aysylu