In order to contribute a logo you must meet one of the following adopter types.
- End-user, with a contribution to ADOPTERS.md
- Vendor, with a contribution to ADOPTERS.md
- Integration, with a contribution to the Falco contrib repository. This must be documentation at the very least that describes how to use Falco with your project or tool.
Then open a pull request to this repository that contains:
- A
.png
or.svg
file in clients - A change to config.toml that includes your logo alphabetically
- Links and references to demonstrate you meet the criteria above.
We try not to duplicate logos, and would prefer more encompassing logos over granular logos. For instance we prefer AWS over AWS EC2.
To build this website you need:
git clone git@github.com:falcosecurity/falco-website.git
make serve
You can access your local website on http://localhost:1313
There is currently scaffolding in place for a Chinese translation of the site.
To translate docs into Chinese, create Chinese-language Markdown files in the content/zh/docs
directory.
To translate other parts of the site:
- See the
languages.zh
block in the site'sconfig.toml
configuration file and translate those items from the current English. - See
i18n/zh.yaml
for a handful of language snippets that need to be translated from the current English. Translate theother
block of each term.
There is currently scaffolding in place for a Japanese translation of the site.
To translate docs into Japanese, create Japanese-language Markdown files in the content/ja/docs
directory.
To translate other parts of the site:
- See the
languages.ja
block in the site'sconfig.toml
configuration file and translate those items from the current English. - See
i18n/ja.yaml
for a handful of language snippets that need to be translated from the current English. Translate theother
block of each term.
There is currently scaffolding in place for a Korean translation of the site.
To translate docs into Korean, create Korean Markdown file(s) in the content/ko/docs
directory.
To translate other parts of the site:
- See the
languages.ko
block in the site'sconfig.toml
configuration file and translate those items from the current English. - See
i18n/ko.yaml
for a handful of language snippets that need to be translated from the current English. Translate theother
block of each term.