Add CNCF Incubation announcement blog post #1146
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1-10: Verify frontmatter metadata and image URL.The frontmatter is well-structured. However, line 8 uses an absolute URL (
https://openfga.dev/img/og-rich-embed.png) whereas other image references inauthors.ymluse relative paths. Confirm this is intentional (e.g., for SEO or external sharing) or align with the relative path convention used elsewhere in the codebase.Additionally, the
authorsfield references bothaaguiarandjakub, which is consistent with the new author entry added toblog/authors.yml.
32-38: Verify factual accuracy of statistics and adopter information.The "Journey So Far" section cites specific metrics (600+ contributors, 4,500 stars, 5 KubeCon editions, 2+ years of monthly meetings) and lists named production adopters (Canonical, Docker, Grafana Labs, Read AI, Agicap, Headspace, Zuplo, Sourcegraph). Ensure these statistics are current and correct, and that adopters have consented to be publicly named.
44-58: Acknowledgments are well-structured and inclusive.The "Thank You" section provides specific recognition to community members, maintainers, and CNCF stakeholders with their contributions clearly noted. This demonstrates strong community engagement and is a best practice for public projects.
70-75: Calls-to-action are clear and well-organized.The "Get Involved" section provides multiple entry points (GitHub, Slack, documentation, roadmap) with direct links, making it easy for readers to engage next.
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jakubauthor entry is properly formatted with all expected fields (name, url, image_url), follows the established YAML structure used by other authors, and maintains alphabetical ordering. The GitHub URL aligns with the PR branch author (curfew-marathon), and the relative image path is consistent with existing conventions.
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| - Grafana Labs joined the maintainer team. | ||
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| ## The Journey So Far |
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"how we got here" and "the journey so far" seems pretty similar, we should join both
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| ## What We Heard from Adopters | ||
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| ReBAC flexibility for real sharing models, documentation that shortens time to production, responsive maintainers, and an active CNCF Slack community. Adopters also asked for continued progress on idempotent batch writes, DSL ergonomics, public benchmarks, more published adopter stories, and broader maintainer diversity. |
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| # OpenFGA Accepted into CNCF Incubation 🎉 | ||
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| OpenFGA has been accepted into the Cloud Native Computing Foundation Incubation stage. This milestone reflects years of community work and real-world adoption. |
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Let's show some excitement here.
"We are super proud" "We are thrilled to announce",.
| - Gurleen Sethi led the implementation of organization and team management at Docker, Inc. | ||
| - Siddhant Khare was the first independent contributor to OpenFGA. | ||
| - Maurice Ackel donated the OpenFGA Terraform Provider. | ||
| - Martin Bessozzi and Yann from Agicap. |
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Let's add links to all of these people.
- Yann D'Isanto from Agicap, who contributed the JetBrains IDE plugin
- Martin Besozzi has been involved in the OpenFGA community from the beginning, driving integrations with Keycloak.
We should also find everyone who presented in community meetings that are not above and mention them.
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We should also include Hawxy aka JT - an early believer in FGA and OpenFGA. He's been maintaining Fga.NET since before OpenFGA was a thing, and had Fga.NET working before we had a .NET SDK and has been graciously giving us feedback since.
| - Siddhant Khare was the first independent contributor to OpenFGA. | ||
| - Maurice Ackel donated the OpenFGA Terraform Provider. | ||
| - Martin Bessozzi and Yann from Agicap. | ||
| - Agicap, Grafana Labs, Docker, Inc., Zuplo, and Read AI graciously agreed to be interviewed by CNCF as part of due diligence. |
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Let's add a link to they interviews
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| ## What's Next | ||
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| Reaching Incubation is the beginning of a new chapter. We will deepen collaboration with the community on performance, consistency options, docs, and governance as we work toward Graduation. |
| - Dan Cech from Grafana contributed the SQLite adapter and serves as a maintainer. | ||
| - Nathan Totten led Zuplo integration, implementing authorization at the edge for the API gateway. | ||
| - Gurleen Sethi led the implementation of organization and team management at Docker, Inc. | ||
| - Siddhant Khare was the first independent contributor to OpenFGA. |
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| - Siddhant Khare was the first independent contributor to OpenFGA. | |
| - Siddhant Khare was the first independent contributor and then maintainer to OpenFGA. |
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I agree with @Siddhant-K-code here - can we change this to:
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| - [Siddhant Khare](https://github.com/Siddhant-K-code) was the first independent contributor who onboarded as an maintainer of the OpenFGA project. |
First independent contributor is not accurate to say, considering all the folks who where contributing before.
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| - Dan Cech from Grafana contributed the SQLite adapter and serves as a maintainer. | ||
| - Nathan Totten led Zuplo integration, implementing authorization at the edge for the API gateway. | ||
| - Gurleen Sethi led the implementation of organization and team management at Docker, Inc. | ||
| - Siddhant Khare was the first independent contributor to OpenFGA. |
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I agree with @Siddhant-K-code here - can we change this to:
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| - [Siddhant Khare](https://github.com/Siddhant-K-code) was the first independent contributor who onboarded as an maintainer of the OpenFGA project. |
First independent contributor is not accurate to say, considering all the folks who where contributing before.
| - Gurleen Sethi led the implementation of organization and team management at Docker, Inc. | ||
| - Siddhant Khare was the first independent contributor to OpenFGA. | ||
| - Maurice Ackel donated the OpenFGA Terraform Provider. | ||
| - Martin Bessozzi and Yann from Agicap. |
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We should also include Hawxy aka JT - an early believer in FGA and OpenFGA. He's been maintaining Fga.NET since before OpenFGA was a thing, and had Fga.NET working before we had a .NET SDK and has been graciously giving us feedback since.
| - Nathan Totten led Zuplo integration, implementing authorization at the edge for the API gateway. | ||
| - Gurleen Sethi led the implementation of organization and team management at Docker, Inc. | ||
| - Siddhant Khare was the first independent contributor to OpenFGA. | ||
| - Maurice Ackel donated the OpenFGA Terraform Provider. |
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| - Maurice Ackel donated the OpenFGA Terraform Provider. | |
| - [Maurice Ackel](https://github.com/mauriceackel) donated the OpenFGA Terraform Provider, and joined as a maintainer. |
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| ## Thank You | ||
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| A lot of people contributed to OpenFGA's success: |
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| A lot of people contributed to OpenFGA's success: | |
| A lot of people contributed to OpenFGA's success, a few of which are highlighted below: |
Just to make it very clear this is nowhere near an exhaustive list, there's many many more who are not credited below.
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Adds blog post announcing OpenFGA's acceptance into CNCF Incubation stage.
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