The Linux Foundation will migrate or onboard your domain ownership, email, and GitHub organizations to meet LF standards. The project will still be responsible for hosting and managing all services, including web sites, unless a specific agreement is made to migrate to LF-managed services.
Filling out the form
You will find the form at https://jira.linuxfoundation.org/servicedesk/customer/portal/2/create/144 Please enter the name of the contact at the Linux Foundation you have been working with, and describe the objective of your project and any goals you have in moving IT services under the Linux Foundation.
Domains
Domain management has two parts: the registrar (who owns the domain) and DNS (domain name service, which is the configuration that maps the domain and its subdomains to service providers).
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These processes on the sending side will vary by registrar. Please consult your domain registrar’s documentation or available support channels for help with zone exports, unlocking domains, disabling privacy, and nameserver delegation.
The Linux Foundation can provide an email forwarding service for your primary project domain if you have chosen YES to "Migrate DNS" for that domain. This is an inbound email forwarding service only — there are no inboxes or “send as” capabilities. If you wish to set up or migrate the email for your primary domain to the LF, please attach a spreadsheet (XLS or CSV) that contains each project alias (e.g. info@MYPROJECT.org) and who the recipient(s) are for that address.
GitHub
For compliance reasons, the Linux Foundation needs to have access to each GitHub organization you use to host your code. Your governance body and authorized community members will still be responsible and accountable for day-to-day administration of repositories, teams, and users.
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