2017 Year In Review

With 2017 coming to an end in a little over a week, it’s a good time to look back on what the SELinux, audit, and libseccomp projects have accomplished this year, and recognize the contributors that made it all possible.

In 2017 we had five Linux Kernel releases, one SELinux userspace release, ten audit userspace releases, and two libseccomp releases.

• Linux Kernel
• Linux v4.14
• Linux v4.13
• Linux v4.12
• Linux v4.11

• Linux v4.10

• SELinux Userspace

• SELinux 2017-08-04

• Audit Userspace
• Audit v2.8.2
• Audit v2.8.1
• Audit v2.8
• Audit v2.7.8
• Audit v2.7.7
• Audit v2.7.6
• Audit v2.7.5
• Audit v2.7.4
• Audit v2.7.3

• Audit v2.7.2

• libseccomp
• libseccomp v2.3.2
• libseccomp-golang v0.9.0

An Open Source project is only as good as it’s contributors, so I want to thank everyone who contributed code in 2017, as well as those who contributed code that hasn’t yet made it into the main repositories (unfortunately not represented in the lists below).

Contributors to the SELinux kernel and userspace code bases (sorted by number of commits).

Contributors to the audit kernel code base (sorted by number of commits). Unfortunately I’m unable to include the audit userspace contributors as the audit userspace git log is not a reliable source of contributor information for 2017.

Contributors to the main libseccomp code base as well as the Golang and artwork repositories (sorted by number of commits).

A big thanks from me to all of you! I hope you have a safe, happy, and exciting 2018.