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Go through the EAT workshop, extending the existing AT testsuites, creating a new testsuite using the AT Structures, improving the dependency AT analyzer (dynamic testing), etc
Github repo: https://github.com/jbossEAT-set/eap-additional-testsuiteJBCOMMUNITY/EAT
Contact / potential mentors: Panagiotis Sotiropoulos (psotirop@redhat.com)
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Since this is a new idea there are no direct current github repo for it . If - for now created https://github.com/maxandersen/starfish for having a place of discussion/conversion.
If you want to explore/work in this area and show your
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Create and demo HTTP/3 connector for Tomcat using java http/3 QUiC libraries. Look to https://github.com/quicwg/base-drafts/wiki/Implementations for existing implementations.
Knowledge prerequisite: Tomcat, Java, HTTP protocols (HTTP)
Github repo: N/A for the moment, should be created from scratch
Skill level: Intermediate
Contact(s) / potential mentors(s): Jean-Frederic Clere (jfclere@redhat.com), George Zaronikas (gzaronik@redhat.com)
The idea is to evaluate the existing libraries and find one that can be use to create an HTTP/3 connector. If no libraries are OK for the project we might have to write the HTTP/3 code we need for the prototype.
We don't plan to use a native library like Quiche for the moment but that might be a solution to get prove of concept quickly. Note the IETF has published a new draft (https://quicwg.org/base-drafts/draft-ietf-quic-http.html) of the protocol.
Knowledge prerequisite: Tomcat, Java, HTTP protocols (HTTP)
Github repo: N/A for the moment, should be created from scratch
Skill level: Intermediate
Contact(s) / potential mentors(s): Jean-Frederic Clere (jfclere@redhat.com), George Zaronikas (gzaronik@redhat.com)
Associated JBoss Associated JBoss community project(s): JWS / Apache Tomcat
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The purpose of this project is for the students is to research, evaluate, compare k3s & k8s by building their own clusters and compare middleware and jboss offerings on these. Student should conduct experiments and investigations that will conclude in community blogposts. This project idea is open for discussion between students and potential mentors and prepare scenarios for a possible demos.
Knowledge Knowledge prerequisite: Kubernetes
Skill level: Beginner
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Teiid (https://teiid.io) is Data Virtualization system that allows reading data from various different data sources and data types. The idea of this project is to extend the support for Apache AVRO, Apache Paraquet files on HDFS or in any other store. The Serializers and deserializers for these are already defined https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/avro.html and https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/parquet.html
Teiid has a concept called a Translator, one need to write a new translator(s) for above where they need to use these SerDes from these links and convert the data.
Knowledge prerequisite: Java, Spring Boot
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Teiid has a concept called a Translator, one need to write a new translator(s) for above where they need to use these SerDes from these links and convert the data.
Knowledge prerequisite: Java, Spring Boot
Github repo: https://github.com/teiid
Skill level: Intermediate
Contact(s) / potential mentors(s): Ramesh Reddy (rareddy@redhat.com), Steven Hawkins (shawkins@redhat.com)
Associated JBoss community project(s): Teiid
Intrusion Detection Using Elytron Security Events
Summary of idea:
Without intrusion detection, an attacker can attempt attacks many times until an attack is finally successful. Intrusion detection allows for these attacks to be identified before a successful attack is likely to occur. The purpose of this project is to add the ability to detect attacks using Elytron, the security framework used by the WildFly Application Server. In particular, Elytron already provides support for security events which can indicate things like a failed authentication attempt for a particular user. Can we leverage these events to detect things like multiple failed authentication attempts for a particular user? Once detected, what kind of action can we take (e.g., a server administrator could be notified, an account could be disabled, etc.)?
This project will need some level of research into the following areas before starting on the implementation:
- What kinds of attacks can be detected using Elytron security events?
- Should more security events be added to Elytron? Should more information be added to existing Elytron security events?
- What kinds of actions can be taken upon intrusion detection?
Possible tasks for this project:
- Identify a specific type of attack to focus on initially.
- Create a document that describes the attack you will be focusing on, how you plan to use security events to detect this attack, and what kind of action you plan to take upon detecting this attack.
- Implement the ability to detect this type of attack using security events.
- Implement the ability to take action upon detecting this type of attack.
- Implement appropriate test cases.
- Write documentation.
- Create a blog post that gives an overview of your project.
- Look into other attacks that could be detected.
Required knowledge:
- Experience with Java and a good understanding of object-oriented programming concepts
- Experience in data sciences, machine learning, or AI in general would be ideal
GitHub repo: https://github.com/wildfly-security/wildfly-elytron
Elytron website: https://wildfly-security.github.io/wildfly-elytron/
Elytron getting started guide: https://wildfly-security.github.io/wildfly-elytron/getting-started-for-developers
Skill level: Intermediate
Contact(s) / potential mentor(s): Darran Lofthouse (darran.lofthouse@redhat.com) and Farah Juma (fjuma@redhat.com)
Associated JBoss community project(s): Elytron, WildFly
Kubernetes Client - Improve tests
Summary of the Idea:
Kubernetes Client is a Java client for Kubernetes and OpenShift. The client provides access to the full Kubernetes & OpenShift REST APIs via a fluent DSL.
The current level of code coverage and tests for the client is, in general, quite good. However, in the recent months, we've added several extensions and updated some of the API versions, and the project requires an update of the current tests and the addition of newer ones to cover the missing points.
Possible tasks for this project:
- Provide more unit tests for the new auto-generated fluent DSL classes from new extensions and updated APIs.
- Improve current integration tests and our Mock Web Server implementation.
- Implement E2E tests using a real cluster (Minikube) > We have examples for this in some of the other projects our team manages.
Required knowledge:
- Java
- Some experience with Kubernetes or OpenShift
Skill Level: Intermediate
Github RepoGithub repo: https://github.com/teiid
Skill level: Intermediate
Contact(s) / potential mentorsmentor(s): Ramesh Reddy Devang Gaur (rareddy@redhatdgaur@redhat.com), Steven Hawkins (shawkins@redhatRohan Kumar (rokumar@redhat.com) and Marc Nuri (marc.nuri@redhat.com)
Associated JBoss community project(s): Teiidfabric8io/kubernetes-client