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## Links
- [slides](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13L8ZzJY2HsWLwmb2Ux55FoMct8rR1gR8XrExbmLmLa4/edit?usp=sharing)
- [recording]()
- [recording](https://zoom.us/rec/play/XEcMXRiDH6reExbhrsglOGa0aEdCIDfKm6b1p87tS5IIK2CQd6AGA0z8pvQuiShX2pQXWrVf2SiWupFh.hAZzF3fXZfwhcKsl)

## TAC Voting Members

- [ ] Jeremie Miller
- [ ] Pete Cooling
- [ ] Stavros Kounis
- [ ] Tracy Kuhrt
- [ ] Troy Ronda
- [ ] Wenjing Chu
- [x] Pete Cooling
- [x] Stavros Kounis
- [x] Tracy Kuhrt
- [x] Troy Ronda
- [x] Wenjing Chu

## Action Items
- Review, comment, and add feedback to [OWF Project Governance Guidance](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kXGWPNEOAX-7KzYMggFKtWZFO-0oTnyiOTjNFjjFOLo/edit) - all
- Review, comment, and add feedback to [VC-API prject proposal](https://github.com/openwallet-foundation/project-proposals/pull/12) - all
- Provide infrastructure costs for the European Interoperability Test Bed - Harm Jan Arendshorst

## Meeting Minutes
- Announcements
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- Comment on [OWF Project Guidance](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kXGWPNEOAX-7KzYMggFKtWZFO-0oTnyiOTjNFjjFOLo/edit?usp=sharing) - all

- Budget Request to Governing Board
- [Thread started on Discord](https://discord.com/channels/1022962884864643214/1133848881503936542/1133848889963856034)
- [Sponsorship of Material for MkDocs to obtain access to the Insiders Version](https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/insiders/) at $125/month to support the TAC website
- Wiki (Confluence or similar)
- Wiki
- Options:
- Dokuwiki is currently included in our current LFIT budget
- Confluence would be an additional $800/month
- Continue utilizing GitHub wiki
- Update the TAC website as necessary
- Discussion:
- Confluence is nice to allow for the ability to search across the entire foundation
- Consider the migration costs
- Confluence has a lot of nice features that GitHub wiki and Dokuwiki do not have
- It is easier to bring markdown files into Confluence than to export to markdown
- Most documentation for projects will be captured within projects as markdown files and hosted using something like ReadTheDocs.io or GitHub Pages
- We do not currently have anyone that is asking for Confluence
- If we sponsor Material for Mkdocs insiders version, then all OpenWallet Foundation projects will be able to utilize
- Outcome: We will postpone asking for budget until we have a need
- License Scanning
- Another project within the Linux Foundation cost is $65,000/year
- We should ask for this as it allows us to remain compliant with the open licenses
- Package Hosting - GitHub? ghcr.io? Is there a package hosting solution for all technologies that exists?
- ghcr.io (GitHub Packages) is free for all public GitHub repositories – recommend we start there
- [Support for Package Registries](https://docs.github.com/en/packages/learn-github-packages/introduction-to-github-packages#support-for-package-registries)
- The only thing that we have currently that is not supported by GitHub Packages is Python
- Playground/Sandbox Hosting
- Others?
- We do not yet have a price for this, but following are some of the things that we could see needing a sandbox
- Accessing server-side APIs
- Deployment of server-based reference wallet
- Interop testing
- Reference implementation of data objects that a wallet contain - example VC issuance and verification
- Harm mentioned that he has some information on the infrastructure costs for hosting the European Interoperability Test Bed, which was presented to the architecture SIG on [March 27, 2023](https://github.com/openwallet-foundation/architecture-sig/wiki/2023-03-27-Meeting-Minutes). Harm will provide information on these costs
- Harm is also interested in bringing the Interoperability Test Bed as a project to the OWF
- DevSecOps
- The Linux Foundation is recommending that projects use GH Actions
- Automated security/code scanning
- [SonarQube](https://www.sonarsource.com/products/sonarqube) - Static code analysis

- OWF Project Governance Guidance
- Request to review, add comments and feedback
- David Alexander recommended that we include information about momentum and duty of care and working across the foundation
- Stavros asked if a TSC is required for projects
- No, a TSC is not mandatory. The idea is that if a project gets big enough where all the maintainers cannot get together easily and make decisions, more governance framework is needed, and this is the way to go in that case.
- As such, we should make sure that this document provides the right level of guidance for projects at different stages in their lifecycle

- [Call for code from the community](https://github.com/openwallet-foundation/project-proposals)
- If you know of any potential projects that might be of interest to the OpenWallet Foundation, please let a staff member know so that they can follow up
- Next time we meet, we will be reviewing the [VC-API prject proposal](https://github.com/openwallet-foundation/project-proposals/pull/12)

- Open discussion and next steps
- Next meeting is September 6, 2023

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