The Istio Steering Committee was formed to oversee the administrative aspects of the project, including governance, branding, and marketing. Steering was created to allow the Technical Oversight Committee to exclusively focus on the technical aspects of the project.
See CHARTER.md.
| Name | Company | Profile | Seat type | |
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Ameer Abbas | ameer00 | Contribution seat | |
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Craig Box | ARMO | craigbox | Community seat |
| Rob Cernich | Red Hat | rcernich | Contribution seat | |
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Iris (Shaojun) Ding | Intel | irisdingbj | Community seat |
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Cameron Etezadi | cetezadi | Contribution seat | |
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Chaomeng Zhang | Huawei | idouba | Contribution seat |
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John Howard | howardjohn | Contribution seat | |
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Faseela K | Ericsson Software Technology | kfaseela | Community seat |
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April Kyle Nassi | thisisnotapril | Contribution seat | |
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Justin Pettit | justinpettit | Contribution seat | |
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Cale Rath | IBM | ctrath | Contribution seat |
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Lin Sun | Solo.io | linsun | Community seat |
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Zhonghu Xu | Huawei | hzxuzhonghu | Contribution seat |
For February 2023 to January 2024, the nine Contribution Seats were allocated per the agreed formula and process.
Every year, four members of the Steering Committee are voted on by the community. Check out the 2023 election guide.
The Istio Steering Committee meets weekly. Given the nature of the discussions in Steering, meetings are not currently open to the public. Questions around governance are listed as issues in the community repo, and we invite your feedback there.
If you'd like to reach out to the committee please drop a note to [email protected] or contact any of the individuals listed above on discuss.istio.io or on GitHub.