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falco-website

Falco Core Repository Stable License

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This is the source code for the official Falco website: falco.org

Contributing logos

In order to contribute a logo you must meet one of the following adopter types.

  • End-user, with a contribution to ADOPTERS.md
  • Vendor, with a contribution to ADOPTERS.md
  • Integration, with a contribution to the Falco contrib repository. This must be documentation at the very least that describes how to use Falco with your project or tool.

Then open a pull request to this repository that contains:

  • A .png or .svg file in clients
  • A change to params.toml that includes your logo alphabetically. Detailed instructions to add new adopters or training providers are included into the specified Hugo config file.
  • Links and references to demonstrate you meet the criteria above.

We try not to duplicate logos, and would prefer more encompassing logos over granular logos. For instance we prefer AWS over AWS EC2.

Prerequisites

To build this website you need:

Test locally

Clone repository

git clone git@github.com:falcosecurity/falco-website.git

Run hugo server

make serve

You can access your local website on http://localhost:1313

Translations

It has been decided by the community to drop out all translations. It requires too much work to maintain them, and most of them were outdated. We want to thank a lot all the community members who contributed over years, you did an amazing job.