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In GSoC 2026

openSUSE Project

The openSUSE Project is a worldwide effort that promotes the use of Linux, tools around it, and open source. The openSUSE community is made up of multiple contributing communities that collaborate as part of a global open-source network. The openSUSE community develops, builds and maintains many of the packages, tools and infrastructure for the distribution. The community works together in an open, transparent and friendly manner as part of the global Free and Open Source Software community. openSUSE creates one of the world's best Linux distributions, as well as a variety of tools, such as OBS, OpenQA, Kiwi, YaST, OSEM and Uyuni. Distributions include a rolling release (Tumbleweed), a stable annual release (Leap) and operating systems for edge, embedded, cloud and containers through MicroOS and ALP.

Contributors in 2026

8

+1 from 2025

Projects since 2016

60

6 a cycle on average

Cycles

10 of 11

7-cycle streak

Rank in 2026

#29

of 183, 0.7% of slots

Mentors

12

for 7 projects in 2025

Contributors per cycle

Accepted projects each year, against the median organization that year

  1. 11
  2. 8
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openSUSE Project contributors per cycle
openSUSE ProjectMedian organization
201664
201754
201823
201904
202034
202164
202243
202384
2024114
202575
202684

Stack and topics

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More about openSUSE Project

The project is controlled by its community and relies on the contributions of individuals, working as testers, writers, translators, usability experts, artists and ambassadors or developers. The project embraces a wide variety of technology, people with different levels of expertise, speaking different languages and having different cultural backgrounds.

Quick answers

Is openSUSE Project in GSoC 2026?
Yes, with 8 contributors.
How long has it taken part?
10 of 11 cycles since 2016, first in 2016, with a 7-cycle streak running.
How many contributors does it usually take?
6 a cycle on average, 60 in total. Its largest cycle was 2024, with 11.
What does it build with?
Linux, Ruby On Rails, Ruby, Docker, Angularjs, JavaScript and 16 more.

Accepted projects

8 projects in 2026 · All 60 projects since 2016

  1. Evaluating Cloud-Native Storage: Performance Benchmarking for Uyuni on RKE2

    AkashKumar

    I propose to build a reproducible benchmark framework for evaluating cloud-native storage options for Uyuni on RKE2. The problem is that different...

  2. AI Powered Onboarding Experience for openSUSE Linux Distributions

    AnujAgrawal

    New openSUSE users face a steep learning curve navigating distribution-specific tools like zypper, YaST, Btrfs/Snapper, and systemd. This project...

  3. AI-Powered Intelligent Monitoring and Root Cause Analysis for Uyuni

    Digvijay Rawat

    Managing large-scale infrastructures with Uyuni involves monitoring a diverse range of Linux distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, Rocky, Alma, OpenSUSE,...

  4. Uyuni Event-Driven Automation via MQTT and Node-RED

    Geetansh Goyal

    Uyuni is a powerful systems management platform, but today it lacks a native way to automate actions based on events in real time. As a result,...

  5. Uyuni: Migrate API Documentation to OpenAPI/Swagger

    master-hj

    This project aims to modernize Uyuni API documentation system by replacing the existing Javadoc-based macro DSL with a standardized OpenAPI/Swagger...

  6. Enhancing openSUSE Git Workflow

    mmarhin

    The goal of this project is to improve the obs-status-service tool to provide a better visualization and explore other integrations. This tool is a...

  7. kubectl-like get command for mgrctl

    sharma_jp

    My goal is to fix this by implementing mgrctl get a simple, kubectl-style interface for querying Uyuni resources. Think mgrctl get systems, mgrctl...

  8. Native LDAP Authentication with RBAC Mapping in Uyuni

    Surya Srinivasan

    This project aims to implement a native Java based LDAP authentication provider in Uyuni to eliminate dependency on OS level authentication...

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Data: Google Summer of Code public archive. Contributor counts are accepted projects.