With the July 4th holiday and my assumption of minimal support on the 4th and 5th, would it make sense to delay a week ?

-mark

On Thu, Jun 27, 2019 at 7:30 AM Ry Jones <rjones@...> wrote:

All,

I propose turning on the two factor auth requirement for the Hyperledger Labs organization on 03 JULY 2019. What I learned from enabling the requirement on the main Hyperledger org is that when a person is re-invited, it is very easy to return the previous permissions and settings to the user. In fact, it is the default.

Thoughts?

Ry

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Mark Wagner

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All,

I propose turning on the two factor auth requirement for the Hyperledger Labs organization on 03 JULY 2019. What I learned from enabling the requirement on the main Hyperledger org is that when a person is re-invited, it is very easy to return the previous permissions and settings to the user. In fact, it is the default.

Thoughts?

Ry

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Have we reached out to get people to add 2FA? You can @ the repo members.

Cheers,

Christopher Ferris
IBM Fellow, CTO Open Technology
IBM Digital Business Group, Open Technologies
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On Jun 27, 2019, at 7:29 AM, Ry Jones <rjones@...> wrote:

All,

I propose turning on the two factor auth requirement for the Hyperledger Labs organization on 03 JULY 2019. What I learned from enabling the requirement on the main Hyperledger org is that when a person is re-invited, it is very easy to return the previous permissions and settings to the user. In fact, it is the default.

Thoughts?

Ry

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Ry Jones

Community Architect, Hyperledger

Chat: @rjones

Hopefully this is a straightforward question. I've read the Hyperledger Labs wiki page and it is silent on recommendations/best practice managing projects in labs. Should we use basic github issue tracking or is it possible to be given a scratch are on Hyperledger Jira? Or is the whole point not to do this until project is ready?

Thanks in advance

Duncan

Dear Hyperledger Community Members,

Thanks you to those who are interested in mentoring and have already submitted the internship project proposals.

We have decided to give the community some additional time - the new deadline to submit a project proposal has been extended to March 8. You can submit the project proposal directly on the wiki using the pre-set template.

For students who are interested in applying, the applications will open up in mid-March and the detailed application instructions will be coming soon.

We would appreciate it if you share the information with others in your network. 

Kind regards,

Min

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myu@...

On Mon, Feb 18, 2019 at 8:54 AM Min Yu <myu@...> wrote:

Dear Hyperledger Community Members,

Hyperledger is expanding the internship program to fund 15 internship projects this year. The internship program is aimed at creating a structured hands-on learning opportunity for new developers who may otherwise lack the opportunity to gain exposure to Hyperledger open source development and entry into the technical community. Additional program information, including the program timeline, is available on the wiki.

This is a great contribution opportunity for community members like you to get involved. Whether you're looking for fresh ideas or perspectives, or mentoring opportunities, or additional contributors for your project, the internship program provides a pathway for you to work with aspiring student developers. 

Please submit a project proposal and volunteer yourself as a mentor; the deadline for submission is this Friday, February 22nd.     

Thank you,

Min

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Min Yu

Operations Manager

The Linux Foundation

+1(530) 902-6464 (m)

myu@...

Dear Hyperledger Community Members,

Hyperledger is expanding the internship program to fund 15 internship projects this year. The internship program is aimed at creating a structured hands-on learning opportunity for new developers who may otherwise lack the opportunity to gain exposure to Hyperledger open source development and entry into the technical community. Additional program information, including the program timeline, is available on the wiki.

This is a great contribution opportunity for community members like you to get involved. Whether you're looking for fresh ideas or perspectives, or mentoring opportunities, or additional contributors for your project, the internship program provides a pathway for you to work with aspiring student developers. 

Please submit a project proposal and volunteer yourself as a mentor; the deadline for submission is this Friday, February 22nd.     

Thank you,

Min

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Min Yu

Operations Manager

The Linux Foundation

+1(530) 902-6464 (m)

myu@...

Hyperledger Technical Community:

Today, we’re excited to open the call for the 2019 internship mentors and project ideas. We’re looking to sponsor 15 internship projects this year.

The Hyperledger internship program is aimed at creating a structured hands-on learning opportunity for college students who may otherwise lack the opportunity to gain exposure to Hyperledger open source development and entry to the technical community. It also provides a more defined path for Hyperledger to connect with the next generation of student developers to inject more talent into its developer base.

If you’ve identified a project or task that’s suitable for an internship project and you’re interested in mentoring a student developer, please define the project by completing the internship project proposal template on the wiki before February 22. Additional timeline for this year’s program is as follows:

• Call for Internship Projects and Mentors: January 28 - February 22, 2019
  
• TSC Review and Approval of Internship Projects: February 22 - February 28, 2019
  
• Application Period: March (and possible through April 12, 2019)
  
• Application Review and Applicant Interview: April
  
• Intern Acceptance: end of April
  
• Intern/Mentor Introduction and Onboarding: May
  
• Intern Start Date: June 3, 2019
  
• Full-time Intern Completion Date: August 23, 2019 (12 consecutive weeks)
  
• Part-time Intern Completion Date: November 15, 2019 (24 consecutive weeks)
  

A few things to note as you plan to submit a project for consideration:

• Multiple mentors supervising one intern per project would be desirable as this helps spread the workload and reduce the challenge of coverage caused by working remotely with an intern in a different time zone.
  
• The mentor(s) need to be familiar with the project and is/are expected to directly supervise the intern’s technical work.
  
• The proposed project needs to be clearly scoped and structured to be suitable for an internship project.
  
• The project should be related to one of the current Hyperledger frameworks or tools.
  
• The mentor(s) should be ready to be the sponsor of the internship project as a Hyperleger Lab when the internship commences. This ensures that the project progress can be tracked and the project output can be publicly accessible to the community.
  

Interns will be eligible to receive a stipend. The stipend will be paid in several installments provided that regular interval evaluations show the intern is making satisfactory progress. Each intern who has successfully completed the program will be invited and financially sponsored by Hyperledger to attend an event/conference and present their work to the broader community (specific event TBD but will be during Q3 or Q4 of this year). 

We look forward to your submission of a project and thank you in advance for volunteering your time to contribute to the training of the new talent pool in the Hyperledger community.

Kind regards,
Min

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Hi Everyone,

 

Just an update on the crypto-lib.  We will be naming the project “Hyperledger Ursa,” which should come as no surprise to those who have been following the project.  This will bring about a couple of changes of which you might want to be aware:

 

1.       The rocketchat channel will be renamed to “ursa” (from “crypto-lib”).

2.       In the near future, we will have a new project list ursa@... which isn’t active yet (I think), but hopefully will be very soon!

 

If you’d like to continue following the crypto-lib stuff, please subscribe to the list when it is available and make a note of the new channel.

 

Thanks,

Hart