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aicr (NVIDIA/aicr) — External Contributor & DCO-Hygiene Report (2026-06-03)

aicr — External Contributor & DCO-Hygiene Report

Generated: 2026-06-03 Repo: NVIDIA/aicr"Tooling for optimized, validated, and reproducible GPU-accelerated AI runtime in Kubernetes" (323★) History analyzed: 2026-01-30 → 2026-06-03 (~4 months), main @ f65d7b0 Total commits analyzed: 1,205 (44 unique author emails → 35 distinct GitHub handles + 3 bots) Analysis basis: working copy is the dims/aicr2 fork; its main HEAD (f65d7b0eddcda…) is identical to upstream NVIDIA/aicr@main, so the local history faithfully represents upstream.

Methodology: Extracted every commit author via git log (email, name, date, and Signed-off-by trailer via %(trailers)) → resolved each email to a GitHub login through the upstream commit API (GET /repos/NVIDIA/aicr/commits/{sha}.author.login) → classified each handle by (1) Helios LDAP match, (2) @nvidia.com commit email, (3) NVIDIA GitHub-org membership (GET /orgs/NVIDIA/members/{login}, run with an NVIDIA-employee token so it sees private membership), else (4) external → cross-referenced GitHub profiles, DCO trailers, LinkedIn, and corporate-email patterns → folded NVIDIA personal-email aliases (mark@chmarny.commchmarny@nvidia.com, lockwobr@gmail.comblockwood@nvidia.com, yuanchen97@gmail.comyuanc@nvidia.com, etc.) back into the NVIDIA cohort → Helios cross-check (helios-cli user get) to resolve official emails / hire dates and to catch NVIDIA employees contributing from personal handles.


DCO Status — sign-off is by-design asymmetric

The repo ships a Probot DCO bot config at .github/dco.yml:

require:
  members: false   # Organization members don't need to sign off

So NVIDIA org members are exempt from DCO sign-off; external (non-member) contributors are required to sign. This single config explains the entire signing pattern below — internal sign-off is low because members are exempt, not because hygiene is poor.

Cohort Commits Signed Unsigned % signed
External (human, non-NVIDIA) 21 17 4 80%
NVIDIA-affiliated (NV email + org members on personal emails) 1,090 171 919 15%
Bots (dependabot / github-actions / nv-automation) 94 69 25 73%
Total 1,205 257 948 21%

Four external commits are unsigned ⚠️ — the DCO check is evidently not a hard, blocking required-status gate (or these predate it):

Commit Author Employer PR Title
fa73b5b8 Oguz Pastirmaci <oguz.pastirmaci@oracle.com> Oracle #497 Add GB200 overlays for OKE (2026-04-07 — likely predates dco.yml)
b3aa20fd Sanjeev Ganjihal <sanjeevrg7@gmail.com> AWS #824 feat(cli): add aicr diff for configuration drift detection
095eb8d0 Christopher Haar <christopher.haar@upbound.io> Upbound #967 feat(mirror): add mirror command
7295c047 Minh Vu <vuhoangminh97@gmail.com> undisclosed #1064 refactor(ci): make /ok-to-test's unprivileged status explicit

Reclassification — Arun Gupta (external-at-contribution → NVIDIA-now)

Arun Gupta (@arun-gupta, 2 commits, both signed) joined NVIDIA ≈2026-06-01 (per direct confirmation). His two contributions (#709, #695) merged on 2026-04-28 — roughly five weeks before he joined — i.e. he contributed while still external (VP of Developer Experience at JetBrains; ex-Intel/AWS/Apple/Sun/Red Hat; past chair of the CNCF and OpenSSF governing boards; Java Champion, Docker Captain). He is not yet in the NVIDIA GitHub org (HTTP 404) and not yet resolvable in Helios — pure onboarding/provisioning lag. He is the inverse of the thesuperzapper/jamie-yu0 pattern: where those reports found NVIDIA employees who looked external, here is an external contributor who became NVIDIA between contributing and this report. His 2 commits are counted in the NVIDIA cohort, which drops the external count from 11 to 10.


Confirmed Non-NVIDIA Contributors

10 confirmed external contributors, 21 commits, 18 merged PRs. Ordered by commit count descending.

1. Jonathan Tong — @Jont828

Field Value
Commit email jt572@cornell.edu (stale university address)
DCO Signed-off-by ✅ all 7 signed
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
Helios check No match (the jtong@nvidia.com record is Jackie Tong, Operations — a namesake, not him)
GitHub bio "Open Source Software Engineer at Microsoft, Cornell CS '21"
Employer Microsoft (open-source / AKS)
Location United States

Focus area: Azure / AKS enablement — the single largest external workstream in the repo. Built the AKS H100 recipe overlays, AKS UAT chainsaw tests for training & inference CUJs, the Dynamo recipe updates, and mergeValues null-override handling. Uses his old Cornell email in git config but is a Microsoft OSS engineer.

PR Contribution
#738 fix: AKS H100 RDMA network-operator dependency + chart values/metrics
#700 feat(recipes): update AKS H100 Dynamo recipe to match working cluster
#476 feat: AKS UAT chainsaw tests for training and inference CUJs
#459 chore(recipe): bump dynamo-platform 0.9.x→1.0.2, add Grove chart
#458 fix(recipe): handle null override in mergeValues to delete keys
#457 fix: remove accidentally committed h100-cluster.sh
#415 feat: add AKS H100 recipe overlays
#485, #723 (closed) H200 accelerator support [WIP]; copy-pr-bot trustee

Commits: 76adade6, 4e602f27, a165fae6, 6f7b4c1d, 173dba5e, cb00ae1b, 87fd28f2


2. Christopher Haar — @haarchri

Field Value
Commit email christopher.haar@upbound.io
DCO Signed-off-by ⚠️ 3/4 signed (095eb8d0 unsigned)
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
Helios check No match
GitHub company @upbound
Location Darmstadt, Germany
Employer Upbound (the company behind Crossplane, CNCF incubating)

Focus area: The only external contributor doing substantive feature work. Flux/OCI bundling and mirroring — added the mirror command, replaced the placeholder GitRepository with an ArtifactGenerator for Flux OCI, added the --bundle flux option, and parameterized image-override env vars. A GitOps/Crossplane specialist wiring aicr into Flux-based delivery.

PR Contribution
#1028 feat(validator): parameterize image override env vars
#1017 fix(bundler): ArtifactGenerator for Flux OCI
#967 feat(mirror): add mirror command (unsigned)
#817 feat(flux): add bundle flux option

Commits: a5782449, e30f18a5, 095eb8d0 (unsigned), 8d44545e


3. Kevin Hannon — @kannon92

Field Value
Commit email kehannon@redhat.com
DCO Signed-off-by ✅ both signed
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
GitHub bio "wg-batch lead. Kueue reviewer. JobSet Maintainer."
Location Cleveland, Ohio
Employer Red Hat — Principal SWE; Kubernetes WG-Batch Lead; Kueue reviewer; JobSet maintainer

Focus area: Batch/scheduling enablement — added Kueue as an installable component/recipe option, plus a docs link fix. (Same contributor who appears in the dra-driver-nvidia-gpu and OpenShell external-contributor reports.)

PR Contribution
#490 add kueue components as an option
#488 Fix invalid relative links in welcome workflow comments
#489 (closed) add kueue recipe

Commits: 6bd821d7, 5ffd094c1


4. Yuan Tang — @terrytangyuan

Field Value
Commit email terrytangyuan@gmail.com
DCO Signed-off-by ✅ both signed
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
GitHub bio "Senior Principal Engineer at Red Hat
Location USA
Employer Red Hat — Argo / Kubeflow / KServe lead; CNCF; XGBoost & TensorFlow maintainer; O'Reilly author

Focus area: Docs polish only — corrected "ArgoCD"→"Argo CD" branding. A drive-by from a very senior AI-on-K8s figure.

PR Contribution
#570 Update to correct spelling of Argo CD
#569 Correct 'ArgoCD' → 'Argo CD' in README

Commits: deffe9db, 9a1b068f


5. Sanjeev Ganjihal — @sanjeevrg89

Field Value
Commit email sanjeevrg7@gmail.com
DCO Signed-off-by ⚠️ unsigned (b3aa20fd)
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
GitHub bio "AI Infrastructure Builder
LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/sanjeevg89
Location Cumming, GA
Employer AWS — Sr. Specialist Solutions Architect, Containers (GitHub bio now reads "ex-Amazon" → possible recent/pending move; LinkedIn still shows AWS)

Focus area: A real CLI feature — aicr diff for configuration drift detection. The most substantive single external commit after Haar's mirror command.

PR Contribution
#824 feat(cli): add aicr diff for configuration drift detection (unsigned)
#582 (closed) earlier revision of the same

Commit: b3aa20fd


6. Oguz Pastirmaci — @OguzPastirmaci

Field Value
Commit email oguz.pastirmaci@oracle.com
DCO Signed-off-by ⚠️ unsigned (fa73b5b8, 2026-04-07 — likely predates dco.yml)
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
GitHub company Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Bio "GPU/RDMA workloads on Kubernetes"
Location Seattle, WA
Employer Oracle (OCI)

Focus area: Hyperscaler enablement — GB200 overlays for OKE (Oracle Kubernetes Engine).

PR Contribution
#497 Add GB200 overlays for OKE (unsigned)

Commit: fa73b5b8


7. Minh Vu — @fallintoplace

Field Value
Commit email vuhoangminh97@gmail.com
DCO Signed-off-by ⚠️ unsigned (7295c047)
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
Helios check No match (mvu@nvidia.com is Maria Vu, Operations — a namesake, not him)
GitHub bio "TU Munich Alumni. Software Engineer."
Location Germany
Employer Not disclosed

Focus area: CI plumbing — made /ok-to-test's unprivileged status explicit via a privileged_ci input.

PR Contribution
#1064 refactor(ci): make /ok-to-test unprivileged status explicit (unsigned)

Commit: 7295c047


8. "Kiwi" — @kiwigitops

Field Value
Commit email kiwisclubco@gmail.com
DCO Signed-off-by ✅ signed
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
GitHub Pseudonymous; account created 2026-02-26 (very new); bio "Innovating with realworld solutions"
Employer Not disclosed (identity gap)

Focus area: Docs — explaining argocd-helm OCI credential matching.

PR Contribution
#1070 docs: explain argocd-helm OCI credential matching
#992 (closed) fix(recipe): deep-copy validation config during merge

Commit: b98d3d79


9. Ganesh Tiwari — @gat786

Field Value
Commit email ganesht049@gmail.com
DCO Signed-off-by ✅ signed
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
GitHub company Gats.dev
Location Mumbai, Maharashtra
Employer Independent / Gats.dev (DevOps)

Focus area: Bundler cleanup — removed stale mentions of crds.yaml/releases.yaml.

PR Contribution
#1058 cleanup(bundler): mentions of crds.yaml and releases.yaml

Commit: f9bbb82e


10. David Tesar — @dtzar

Field Value
Commit email dtzar@hotmail.com
DCO Signed-off-by ✅ signed
NVIDIA org check HTTP 404
GitHub company Microsoft
Location North Bend, WA
Employer Microsoft

Focus area: Bundler — added a --storage-class flag for registry-driven injection.

PR Contribution
#729 feat(bundler): add --storage-class flag for registry-driven injection

Commit: 5125148f


NVIDIA Employees Using Personal / Non-@nvidia.com Emails

Classified as NVIDIA via Helios and/or @nvidia.com alias and/or NVIDIA-org membership, but authored some/all commits from a non-NVIDIA address. (DCO-exempt as org members — see dco.yml.)

Name Personal email(s) NVIDIA email Helios Personal-email commits
Mark Chmarny mark@chmarny.com, mchmarny@users.noreply mchmarny@nvidia.com 432 of 592
Yuan Chen yuanchen97@gmail.com yuanc@nvidia.com 215 of 217
Davanum Srinivas davanum@gmail.com dsrinivas@nvidia.com 61 of 61
Brian Lockwood lockwobr@gmail.com blockwood@nvidia.com 47 of 47
Nathan Hensley (GitHub noreply) nhensley@nvidia.com 37 of 37
Pete MacKinnon mackinnon.pd@gmail.com pmackinnon@nvidia.com (git) 6 of 17
Carlos E. Arango arangogutierrez@gmail.com eduardoa@nvidia.com 1 of 8
Robert Esker resker@gmail.com resker@nvidia.com 1 of 1
Kevin Hawkins khhawkins@gmail.com khawkins@nvidia.com 1 of 1
Stefan Schimanski stefan.schimanski@gmail.com sschimanski@nvidia.com 1 of 1
Pat Christopher coffeepac@gmail.com pchristopher@nvidia.com (git) 1 of 3
Fagani Hajizada fagani.hajizada@gmail.com fhajizada@nvidia.com (git) 1 of 4
Lalit Adithya lalit@lalitadithya.com ladithyav@nvidia.com (git) 1 of 4

Plus NVIDIA org members committing via GitHub noreply (no personal domain, org-confirmed): Atif Mahmood (@atif1996amahmood@nvidia.com), Jeff Nappi (@nvidiajeffjnappi@nvidia.com, Management), Kiran Hariharan Nair (@hkiikiranh@nvidia.com — GitHub bio still says "Salesforce"), Cullen McDermott (@cullenmcdermottcmcdermott@nvidia.com), Khaled El Hussein (@iamkhaledhkelhussein@nvidia.com, Management), Nick Tran (@njtran — see Notable Observations), Val Charry (@valcharryvcharry@nvidia.com).


Top 10 NVIDIA Committers (alias-merged)

# Name Handle Commits Signed Unsigned % signed Dept
1 Mark Chmarny mchmarny 592 15 577 3% SW-GPU
2 Yuan Chen yuanchen8911 217 89 128 41% SW-GPU
3 Davanum Srinivas dims 61 43 18 70% SW-GPU
4 Brian Lockwood lockwobr 47 1 46 2% SW-CLOUD
5 Jayson Du xdu31 39 0 39 0% SW-GPU
6 Nathan Hensley njhensley 37 5 32 14% SW-GPU
7 ayuskauskas ayuskauskas 32 0 32 0%
8 Pete MacKinnon pdmack 17 2 15 12%
9 Carlos E. Arango ArangoGutierrez 8 8 0 100% SW-CLOUD
10 (5-way tie @ 4) atif1996 · nvidiajeff · hkii · faganihajizada · lalitadithya 4 SW-GPU

The top-8 alone own 1,041 of 1,090 NVIDIA commits (~96%) and ~86% of all repo commits. The bulk of unsigned commits sit with Mark Chmarny (577), Brian Lockwood (46), Jayson Du (39), ayuskauskas (32) and Nathan Hensley (32) — all org members and therefore DCO-exempt by design, so the unsigned counts are expected, not a hygiene failure. Mark Chmarny is the project lead (mgr: Erin Boyd, SW-GPU) and author of nearly half the repo.


Bots

Bot Commits Signed
dependabot[bot] 69 69
github-actions[bot] 22 0
nv-automation[bot] 3 0

Not counted as human contributors anywhere above.


Summary Table — External Contributors

# Contributor GitHub Employer DCO email NVIDIA org Commits Merged PRs DCO
1 Jonathan Tong @Jont828 Microsoft (AKS) jt572@cornell.edu 7 7
2 Christopher Haar @haarchri Upbound (Crossplane) christopher.haar@upbound.io 4 4 ⚠️ 3/4
3 Kevin Hannon @kannon92 Red Hat (WG-Batch) kehannon@redhat.com 2 2
4 Yuan Tang @terrytangyuan Red Hat (Argo/KServe) terrytangyuan@gmail.com 2 2
5 Sanjeev Ganjihal @sanjeevrg89 AWS (Containers SA) sanjeevrg7@gmail.com 1 1 ⚠️
6 Oguz Pastirmaci @OguzPastirmaci Oracle (OCI) oguz.pastirmaci@oracle.com 1 1 ⚠️
7 Minh Vu @fallintoplace undisclosed (TU Munich) vuhoangminh97@gmail.com 1 1 ⚠️
8 "Kiwi" @kiwigitops undisclosed (pseudonymous) kiwisclubco@gmail.com 1 1
9 Ganesh Tiwari @gat786 Independent (Gats.dev) ganesht049@gmail.com 1 1
10 David Tesar @dtzar Microsoft dtzar@hotmail.com 1 1

Totals: 10 external contributors · 21 commits · 18 merged PRs · 17 signed / 4 unsigned. External work is ~1.7% of all commits but is concentrated in cloud-vendor platform enablement (AKS, OKE, AWS) and two genuine features (aicr diff, the Flux mirror command).

(Reclassified out of this table: Arun Gupta @arun-gupta — joined NVIDIA ≈2026-06-01; see below.)


Notable Observations

  1. Arun Gupta joined NVIDIA two days before this report (the headline finding). His two aicr PRs (#709, #695, docs, merged 2026-04-28) were authored while he was external — VP of Developer Experience at JetBrains, past chair of the CNCF and OpenSSF governing boards, ex-Intel/AWS/Apple/Sun/Red Hat, Java Champion & Docker Captain. He's not yet in the NVIDIA GitHub org (404) or Helios — onboarding lag. He is the inverse of the thesuperzapper pattern: an external who became NVIDIA, rather than an NVIDIA employee who looked external. This was caught only by direct human confirmation — a name-only Helios pass would not have flagged it (and the org check still reads 404).

  2. aicr is a magnet for senior Kubernetes people who then join NVIDIA. Beyond Arun Gupta, the contributor graph contains a striking cluster of high-profile ex-AWS / ex-Red Hat / ex-Upbound engineers who are now NVIDIA employees:

    • Nick Tran (@njtran) — ex-AWS Karpenter maintainer → now NVIDIA SWE (LinkedIn: "Software Development Engineer at NVIDIA"; NVIDIA org member). Helios login not yet resolvable (recent hire).
    • Stefan Schimanski (@sttts) — Kubernetes apimachinery legend, ex-Red Hat / ex-Upbound → NVIDIA SW-CLOUD (sschimanski@nvidia.com, hired 2025-03-03, mgr Brian Blitzer).
    • Nate Taber (@tabern) — ex-AWS EKS/ECR PM (GitHub bio still says "@aws") → NVIDIA SW-CLOUD, Management, hired 2025-03-10 (mgr Warren Barkley).
    • Robert Esker (@resker) — NVIDIA Enterprise Products since 2021-11-08 (mgr Adam Tetelman). The aicr team itself is heavily staffed with ex-hyperscaler/ex-Red Hat Kubernetes talent (Erin Boyd, Brian Blitzer org branches).
  3. DCO asymmetry is by design, not neglect. .github/dco.yml sets require: members: false, exempting org members. Result: external sign-off is 80% (required) vs NVIDIA 15% (exempt). The four unsigned external commits (Oracle #497, AWS #824, Upbound #967, #1064) show the DCO check is not a hard blocking gate — #497 (2026-04-07) likely predates the config; the others slipped through.

  4. Microsoft / AKS is the dominant external workstream. Jonathan Tong (7 commits — AKS H100/H200 recipes, Dynamo, chainsaw CUJ tests) plus David Tesar (bundler storage-class) make Azure the most-invested external platform. Tong's work reads like Microsoft is exercising aicr's conformance/recipe flow end-to-end on AKS.

  5. Every public-cloud vendor is represented. Microsoft/AKS (Tong, Tesar), AWS (Ganjihal — aicr diff), Oracle/OCI (Pastirmaci — OKE GB200 overlays). The external contributions are shaped by what each cloud needs to run aicr on their managed Kubernetes — the same "platform-enablement, not feature work" pattern seen in the dra-driver report. (No Google/GKE external contribution observed yet.)

  6. Red Hat batch/AI luminaries made light contributions. Kevin Hannon (WG-Batch lead / Kueue) added Kueue as a recipe option; Yuan Tang (Argo/Kubeflow/KServe lead) fixed docs. Both are very senior in the K8s-AI ecosystem; both contributions are small.

  7. Upbound is the only external doing real features. Christopher Haar landed the mirror command and Flux-OCI bundling — the most substantive non-NVIDIA engineering in the repo, reflecting a GitOps/Crossplane delivery integration.

  8. Helios namesake traps — two avoided. jtong@nvidia.com (Jackie Tong, Operations) and mvu@nvidia.com (Maria Vu, Operations) are not the external contributors Jonathan Tong (Microsoft) and Minh Vu (TU Munich). A name-only Helios match would have wrongly pulled both into the NVIDIA cohort; cross-checking role/department/identity is essential.

  9. Stale GitHub metadata across the NVIDIA cohort. Several confirmed NVIDIA employees still display former employers on GitHub — Kiran Hariharan ("Salesforce"), Pat Christopher ("@salesforce"), Nate Taber ("PM … @aws"). GitHub company is an unreliable classifier on this repo; the privileged org-membership check and Helios were decisive.

  10. The privileged org check did most of the work. Run with an NVIDIA-employee token, GET /orgs/NVIDIA/members/{login} returns 204 for private members too — so it correctly classified Brian Lockwood, Nathan Hensley, Kiran Hariharan, Nick Tran, Atif Mahmood, etc. (all 404 to a public-only token) as NVIDIA. Helios then supplied official emails and the hire-date "famous-hire" stories. The residual blind spot is brand-new hires not yet in the org or Helios — exactly the Arun Gupta case.

  11. Identity gaps are minor here. Only kiwigitops (pseudonymous, account 4 months old), fallintoplace (TUM alum, undisclosed employer), and gat786 (independent) lack a clear employer — and each made just one docs/CI/cleanup commit. There are no competing-GPU-vendor (MooreThreads / AMD / Intel-Habana / Tenstorrent) contributions, unlike the nvsentinel report.


Methodology Appendix

Commands / endpoints used:

# authorship + DCO trailer per commit
git -C <repo> log --format='%H%x09%ae%x09%an%x09%aI%x09%(trailers:key=Signed-off-by,valueonly,separator=%x7C)'
# email -> GitHub login (upstream)
gh api repos/NVIDIA/aicr/commits/<sha> --jq '.author.login'
# NVIDIA org membership (204 member / 404 not) — run with NVIDIA-employee token (sees private members)
gh api /orgs/NVIDIA/members/<login>
# profile
gh api /users/<login> --jq '{name,company,location,bio,public_repos,created_at}'
# PRs
gh pr list --repo NVIDIA/aicr --author <login> --state all --json number,title,state,mergedAt,createdAt
# Helios (official email / dept / hire date / manager)
helios-cli user get <login|email> --json | jq '.data.attributes'

Classification tiers (first match wins): (1) Helios match → NVIDIA; (2) @nvidia.com commit email → NVIDIA; (3) NVIDIA GitHub-org member (204) → NVIDIA; (4) else external.

NVIDIA email-alias map (personal → official): mark@chmarny.com / mchmarny@users.noreply → mchmarny; yuanchen97@gmail.com → yuanc; davanum@gmail.com → dsrinivas; lockwobr@gmail.com → blockwood; mackinnon.pd@gmail.com → pmackinnon; arangogutierrez@gmail.com → eduardoa; resker@gmail.com → resker; khhawkins@gmail.com → khawkins; stefan.schimanski@gmail.com → sschimanski; coffeepac@gmail.com → pchristopher; fagani.hajizada@gmail.com → fhajizada; lalit@lalitadithya.com → ladithyav. Helios login pattern observed: firstinitial+lastname@nvidia.com.

Caveats:

  • Working copy is the dims/aicr2 fork, but main HEAD f65d7b0 is identical to upstream NVIDIA/aicr@main, so history is faithful.
  • The org-membership check relied on a privileged (NVIDIA-employee) token to see private members; a public-only token would have under-counted NVIDIA and inflated the external list.
  • Helios user get matches by login/email only (no name search), so name-only lookups (e.g., Jonathan Tong, Minh Vu) require manual disambiguation against role/department to avoid namesake collisions.
  • Arun Gupta was reclassified external→NVIDIA on direct confirmation that he joined NVIDIA ≈2026-06-01; he is not yet discoverable via org membership or Helios.
  • "Unknown"/"undisclosed" is used wherever an employer could not be verified; nothing was fabricated.

Run summary (counts)

  • Total commits: 1,205 · unique author emails: 44 · GitHub handles: 35 + 3 bots
  • External contributors: 10 (21 commits, 18 merged PRs)
  • NVIDIA-affiliated commits: 1,090 (incl. Arun Gupta's 2); NVIDIA personal-email cases: 13 (+7 noreply org members)
  • Bots: 3 (94 commits)
  • DCO: external 17/21 signed (80%); NVIDIA 171/1,090 (15%, members exempt by dco.yml); 4 unsigned external commits
  • High-profile externals who joined NVIDIA: Arun Gupta (≈2026-06-01), Nick Tran (ex-AWS Karpenter), Stefan Schimanski, Nate Taber (ex-AWS EKS)
  • Competing-vendor contributions: 0 · identity-gap accounts: 3
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