Source code of the official Falco website
See the codeThis is the source code for the official Falco website: falco.org
In order to contribute a logo you must meet one of the following adopter types.
Then open a pull request to this repository that contains:
.png or .svg file in clientsWe 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
If you are using Visual Studio Code with the Dev Containers extension, the development container is ready to use. Open the repository in VS Code and select Reopen in Container when prompted. All required tools (Hugo, Node.js, Yarn) will be automatically set up for you.
make serve
You can access your local website on http://localhost:1313
It has been decided by the community to drop out all translations. It requires too much work to maintain them, and most of them were outdated. We want to thank a lot all the community members who contributed over years, you did an amazing job.
Source code of the official Falco website
See the codeThis is the source code for the official Falco website: falco.org
In order to contribute a logo you must meet one of the following adopter types.
Then open a pull request to this repository that contains:
.png or .svg file in clientsWe 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
If you are using Visual Studio Code with the Dev Containers extension, the development container is ready to use. Open the repository in VS Code and select Reopen in Container when prompted. All required tools (Hugo, Node.js, Yarn) will be automatically set up for you.
make serve
You can access your local website on http://localhost:1313
It has been decided by the community to drop out all translations. It requires too much work to maintain them, and most of them were outdated. We want to thank a lot all the community members who contributed over years, you did an amazing job.