This is POSF's official application portal for hosting open‑source projects.

We're backed by our parent organization, Pyro, and our mission is to provide free, reliable, and secure hosting for open‑source projects.

Please note: POSF is currently in early alpha. Initial onboarding may take longer than the 7 business days stated below. Thank you for your patience!

1. Prepare

   • Your project must use an OSI‑approved license.
   • The primary code repository must be public and active.

2. Apply

   • Click New Issue.
   • Choose the “POSF Hosting Application” template.
   • Fill in the requested details:
     • Architecture diagram (optional but helpful)
     • Estimated resource usage (CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth)
     • Security requirements (TLS, data residency, backups)
     • Service‑level expectations (uptime, incident response, etc.)

3. Review & Onboarding

   • The POSF Infrastructure Team will triage your request within 7 business days.
   • We’ll contact you by email for any clarifications or next steps.
   • Once approved, you’ll receive access credentials and onboarding documentation.

Heads up: An application does not guarantee acceptance. Approval depends on resource availability, project maturity, and community impact.

We welcome improvements to our documentation, templates, and workflows.

1. Fork this repository.
2. Create a branch, e.g. feature/my‑update.
3. Implement your changes.
4. Open a pull request— all CI checks must pass before review.

If you’d like to support POSF, consider donating via Liberapay or GitHub Sponsors.

Your contributions help us maintain and expand our infrastructure for the open‑source community.

This repository is distributed under the MIT License. All contributions are released under the same license.

Thank you for choosing POSF to power your open‑source infrastructure!

 
— The POSF Infrastructure Team