Sustain shared infrastructure
Support project operations, hosting, test environments, and shared resources.
Organizational membership
Support the shared foundation behind Xen.
Support the shared infrastructure, stewardship, and collaboration that keep Xen strong across industries.
Membership sustains shared project needs. Technical authority remains earned through open contribution.
How support flows
- Members sustain shared project needs
Membership supports shared infrastructure and project operations.
- The Advisory Board coordinates stewardship
It coordinates non-technical project stewardship.
- Maintainers govern technical decisions
Responsibility is earned through open contribution.
Why organizations join
Support the work that keeps an open project healthy.
Organizational membership supports the shared responsibilities around Xen.
Coordinate across organizations
Give organizational stakeholders a forum for funding, events, communications, and ecosystem coordination.
Support project stewardship
Help steward budgets, trademarks, and project-wide programs.
Strengthen an open ecosystem
Maintain a neutral home for infrastructure, embedded, automotive, and security-sensitive work.
Clear responsibilities
Membership and technical contribution are distinct.
The Advisory Board manages non-technical matters including shared infrastructure funding, events, communications, and the Xen Project trademark. Technical decisions remain with maintainers through the open project meritocracy.
Two participation paths
Organizational support
Stewardship, funding, and coordination.
Technical contribution
Open review and merit-based responsibility.
Membership options
Find the appropriate organizational path.
Review the available membership paths below. Pricing and enrollment are managed by the Linux Foundation.
Premier Plus membership
Support Xen’s safety-oriented work at the highest membership level.
Premier Plus is designed for organizations building safety-critical and mixed-criticality systems. It includes direct participation in the Xen Safety Committee, voting representation on both the Advisory Board and the Safety Committee, access to committee-managed safety artifacts, and a voice in priorities and roadmap.
Members can use shared requirements, architecture material, tests, DFMEA work, tooling, and process documentation in their own assessment, certification, and audit activities, and may share them with qualified safety assessors.
Premier Member
Provides sustained support for Xen Project operations, shared infrastructure, events, communications, and community programs.
Advisory Board Governing Member
Provides a voting representative on the Xen Project Advisory Board and participation in the project’s non-technical governance and stewardship.
Startup Member
For organizations with fewer than 100 employees, subject to approval under the current membership requirements.
Associate Member
For eligible, pre-approved Linux Foundation associate organizations, including qualifying government or academic institutions.
Current members
Supported across infrastructure, silicon, automotive, aerospace, and software.
Xen Project members provide stewardship, funding, and long-term support for the project.
Safety-oriented work
Support collaboration where evidence matters.
Premier Plus supports shared safety-oriented engineering and committee-managed artifacts. System certification remains the responsibility of each organization.
Review safety-oriented workNext step
Ready to discuss Xen Project membership?
Continue to the Linux Foundation enrollment process, or contact the membership team to discuss Premier Plus and Xen Safety Committee participation.
XenProject.org does not host or manage the form. The Linux Foundation handles validation, submission, membership workflow, and confirmation.