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Governance

Overview

DataFusion is part of the Apache Software Foundation and is governed following the Apache Way and project management guidelines, independently of commercial interests.

As much as practicable, we strive to make decisions by consensus, and anyone in the community is encouraged to propose ideas, start discussions, and contribute to the project.

People

DataFusion is currently governed by the following individuals

Name Apache ID github Affiliation Role
Andrew Lamb alamb alamb InfluxData PMC Chair
Andrew Grove agrove andygrove Apple PMC
Mustafa Akur akurmustafa akurmustafa OHSU PMC
Berkay Şahin berkay berkaysynnada Synnada PMC
Oleksandr Voievodin comphead comphead Apple PMC
Daniël Heres dheres Dandandan PMC
QP Hou houqp houqp PMC
Jie Wen jakevin jackwener PMC
Jay Zhan jayzhan jayzhan211 PMC
Jeffrey Vo jeffreyvo Jefffrey PMC
Jonah Gao jonah jonahgao PMC
Kun Liu liukun liukun4515 PMC
Mehmet Ozan Kabak ozankabak ozankabak Synnada, Inc PMC
Tim Saucer timsaucer timsaucer PMC
L. C. Hsieh viirya viirya Databricks PMC
Ruihang Xia wayne waynexia Greptime PMC
Wes McKinney wesm wesm Posit PMC
Will Jones wjones127 wjones127 LanceDB PMC
Xudong Wang xudong963 xudong963 Polygon.io PMC
Yongting You ytyou 2010YOUY01 Independent PMC
Adrian Garcia Badaracco adriangb adriangb Pydantic Committer
Brent Gardner avantgardner avantgardnerio Coralogix Committer
Dmitrii Blaginin blaginin blaginin SpiralDB Committer
Piotr Findeisen findepi findepi dbt Labs Committer
Gabriel Musat gabotechs gabotechs DataDog Committer
Jax Liu goldmedal goldmedal Canner Committer
Huaxin Gao huaxingao huaxingao Committer
Ifeanyi Ubah iffyio iffyio Validio Committer
Liu Jiayu jiayuliu jimexist Committer
Ruiqiu Cao kamille Rachelint Tencent Committer
Kazuyuki Tanimura kazuyukitanimura kazuyukitanimura Committer
Eduard Karacharov korowa korowa Committer
Siew Kam Onn kosiew kosiew Committer
Lewis Zhang linwei lewiszlw diit.cn Committer
Matt Butrovich mbutrovich mbutrovich Apple Committer
Metehan Yildirim mete metegenez Committer
Marko Milenković milenkovicm milenkovicm Committer
Wang Mingming mingmwang mingmwang Committer
Michael Ward mjward Michael-J-Ward Committer
Marco Neumann mneumann crepererum InfluxData Committer
Zhong Yanghong nju_yaho yahoNanJing Committer
Paddy Horan paddyhoran paddyhoran Assured Allies Committer
Parth Chandra parthc parthchandra Apple Committer
Rémi Dettai rdettai rdettai Committer
Raz Luvaton rluvaton rluvaton Committer
Chao Sun sunchao sunchao OpenAI Committer
Daniel Harris thinkharderdev thinkharderdev Coralogix Committer
Raphael Taylor-Davies tustvold tustvold Committer
Zhen Wang wangzhen wForget Committer
Weijun Huang weijun Weijun-H OrbDB Committer
Yang Jiang yangjiang Ted-jiang Ebay Committer
Yoav Cohen ycohen yoavcloud Committer
Yijie Shen yjshen yjshen DataPelago Committer
Qi Zhu zhuqi zhuqi-lucas Polygon.io Committer

Note that the authoritative list of PMC and committers is the Apache Phonebook

Roles

  • Contributors: Anyone who contributes to the project, whether it be code, documentation, testing, issue reports, code, or some other forms.

  • Committers: Contributors who have been granted write access to the
    project's source code repository. Committers are responsible for reviewing and merging pull requests. Committers are chosen by the PMC.

  • Project Management Committee (PMC): The PMC is responsible for the oversight of the project. The PMC is responsible for making decisions about the project, including the addition of new committers and PMC members. The PMC is also responsible for voting on releases and ensuring that the project follows the Apache Way.

Becoming a Committer

Contributors with sustained, high-quality activity may be invited to become committers by the PMC as a recognition of their contribution to the project and their shared commitment. Committers have the significant responsibility of using their status and access to improve the project for the entire community.

When considering inviting someone to be a committer, the PMC looks for contributors who are already doing the work and exercising the judgment expected of a committer. After all, any contributor can do all of the things a committer does except for merge a PR. While there is no set list of requirements, nor a checklist that entitles one to commit privileges, typical behaviors include:

  • Contributions beyond pull requests, such as reviewing other pull requests, fixing bugs and documentation, triaging issues, answering community questions, improving usability, helping with CI, verifying releases, etc.

  • Contributions that are consistent in quality and sustained over time, typically on the order of 6 months or more.

  • Assistance growing the size and health of the community via constructive, respectful, and consensus driven interactions, as described in our Code of Conduct and the Apache Way.

If you feel you should be offered committer privileges, but have not been, you can reach out to one of the PMC members or the private@datafusion.apache.org mailing list.

Becoming a PMC Member

Committers with long term sustained contributions to the project may be invited to join the PMC. This is a recognition of a significant contribution to growing the community, improving the project, and helping to guide the project's direction, typically over the course of a year or more.