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For inqueries regarding these systems, please contact dev@mxnet.apache.org.
Ticket creation
Before establishing contact with Apache Infrastructure, you have to make sure that you possess the appropriate permissions to do so. The Apache MXNet PPMC and the Apache Infra VP Head Administrator Greg Stein agreed on the following terms:
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- IPMC: These are the Apache MXNet mentors.
- PPMC: The Apache MXNet PPMC consists of members who have binding votes. If you can read private@mxnet.apache.org and are listed as PPMC at https://whimsy.apache.org/roster/ppmc/mxnet (restricted to PPMC), then you are a PPMC member.
- Committer: A committer at Apache MXNet is a person who has write permissions to the GitHub repository but has not reached the level of binding votes yet. If your name appears at https://people.apache.org/committers-by-project.html#mxnet but you do not fall under the above PPMC description, you and you're listed as committer but not PPMC at https://whimsy.apache.org/roster/ppmc/mxnet, you are a committer.
- Contributor: A contributor at Apache MXNet is every other person that has not been elected by the Apache PPMC. You have no write permissions or binding votes.
If you are in doubt about your role, please don't hesitate to send an email to dev@mxnet.apache.org.
Scheduled events
In case it is necessary to have a time sensitive change (e.g. switch of CI systems or other breaking configuration changes), create a ticket ahead of time and mention it. You can also propose a schedule if you already have an idea when you would like a change to happen.
If you get no response to the ticket, you can go to the HipChat or Slack channel (#asfinfra) and ask very nicely . If nobody is responding or able to serve your request, please contact Greg Stein (gstein@apache.org) in CC with private@infra.apache.org to get it prioritised.
Security incident
In case you encountered a security incident with our infrastructure, please follow this guide. Also, always send an email to private@mxnet.apache.org and we will make sure to handle your request with proper discretion and prioritisation.