CleanCloud is maintained by a small group of contributors who help review changes, triage issues, and ensure the project remains stable, secure, and useful.
Maintainers are responsible for:
- Reviewing and merging pull requests
- Helping with releases and versioning
- Reviewing issues and discussions
- Maintaining CI / security checks
Maintainers do not gain ownership of the project or any associated intellectual property.
- Suresh Mandalapu
- GitHub: @sureshcsdp
- Role: Project owner, lead maintainer
- Email: suresh@getcleancloud.com
- @javvaji-devops
- GitHub: @javvaji-devops
- Role: Maintainer
CleanCloud is an open-source project created and led by Suresh Mandalapu.
- Project direction and roadmap are guided by the project owner
- Maintainer access is granted to support collaboration and sustainability
- Maintainer status does not imply legal ownership, financial rights, or entitlement to future commercial outcomes (including acquisitions)
New maintainers may be added to help with:
- Code review
- Testing and validation
- Documentation
- Security review
Maintainers are expected to:
- Act in good faith
- Follow the project's contribution guidelines
- Respect that CleanCloud is a read-only, safety-first cloud hygiene tool
If you're interested in contributing more actively, please open an issue or reach out via GitHub Discussions.
By contributing to this repository:
- You agree that your contributions may be included in the open-source project
- Contributions are provided under the project's open-source license
- No additional rights, ownership, or compensation are implied
Contributors are encouraged to ensure they are permitted by their employer to contribute to open-source projects in their own time.
CleanCloud is designed to be:
- Read-only
- Deterministic
- Safe to run in sandbox or non-production environments
Maintainers should preserve these principles when reviewing or approving changes.