The Large Business Community held it's first meeting on 4/22/2025. Please find the recording and AI generated notes attached. We look forward to the next meeting in May (to be scheduled)!
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OpenSSL Large Business Community |
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Host: Jeff Johnson |
Tuesday, April 22, 2025 |
3:55 PM | (UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) | 1 hr 8 mins |
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Chapters AI-generated
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Meeting summary AI-generated
The meeting discussed the role of the business advisory committee in representing diverse communities and driving initiatives beneficial to the OpenSSL community.
The meeting is a business advisory committee for the Open SSL community. The purpose of the committee is to represent the interests and perspectives of diverse communities, including large businesses. The committee's role is to provide feedback, drive initiatives, and ensure alignment with community needs. Proposed initiatives include projects, policies, and changes beneficial to the community. Conference in Prague on October 7-9, call for papers open, encourages attendance. Stay updated on changes affecting large businesses, new regulations like FedRAMP and crypto module requirements. Advisory role to align community needs with OpenSSL's direction, contribute to governance and growth. The group discussed the need for two monthly meetings, one for internal discussions and one for the larger community. The importance of creating a roadmap for OpenSSL was emphasized, with input from the communities to determine its content. Concerns were raised about FIPS validation and support for non-LTS versions, with a need for clear documentation and communication. The goal is to have FIPS models validated on LTS branches, but there are challenges in managing multiple branches. Anton presented slides with top-level abstract data on OpenSSL's current status and community involvement. The need for a DTLS 1.3 implementation in OpenSSL has been highlighted due to customer inquiries. Performance improvements in OpenSSL 3.5 are being monitored, with Amazon expressing interest in the results.
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Action items AI-generated
Consider making future meetings open to the public (Anton Arapov) Create a roadmap for OpenSSL with input from the communities (Jeff Johnson) Discuss the cadence of meetings and alternate the meeting times to accommodate different time zones (Jeff Johnson) Compile a list of large business priorities and concerns (Jeff Johnson) Document and publish the information about FIPS validation of the non LTS versions (Anton Arapov) Anton Arapov to provide an update to the website and properly document the support for FIPS provider until 2030. Anton Arapov to share the recording of the ICMC conference presentation. Jeff Johnson/Anton Arapov to write a post and attach the presentations from the ICMC conference. Ryan Hooper to work on the DTLS 1.3 implementation in OpenSSL.
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