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Project ideas
114 ideas on its 2026 ideas page; of the 15 that state a difficulty: 6 medium, 9 hard. Sizes: 1 small, 2 medium, 13 large. 36 mentors named.
- JSON Schema to Form UI for APISIX Dashboard
- [GSoC] Adaptive Metadata Indexing and ATLAS Integration in Airavata Data Catalog
- Integrate Custos SSH Signer with Apache Airavata Job Submission
- Airavata Interactive Session Management via Linkspan Integration
- Linkspan as a Managed Application in Airavata
- Interactive Session Experiment Tracking
- REST API for Interactive Sessions (airavata-http-server)
- Linkspan VFS as a Data Movement Provider
- Linkspan Changes (Minimal)
- CS-Bridge Changes (Client-Side)
- [GSoC] UI/UX development for Atomic, Molecular and Optical physics applications in a Community frame
- [GSoC] Automation of integrated computational services to generate data and training a prediction mo
- Dynamic Access Policy Engine Research & PoC
- SSH Signer Admin Portal & Allocation Management Dashboard
- Allocation Research Impact & Analytics Dashboard
- Allocation Governance POC Inspired by Cloud Management Platforms
- Dynamic Memory Management large
- Top K Nearest Queries Support
- Backup/restore utility for AsterixDB
- In-browser packaging of AsterixDB
- LLM Agent Protocols/Memory
- [GSoC 2026] CEP-59 Self-Draining Graceful Disconnect via cleanup() Callback
- [CEP-59] Implementation of In-Band Connection Draining (Graceful Disconnect)
- GSoC 2026 - Dubbo Lightweight Refactoring
- Exploring a Lightweight Runtime and Designing a Pluggable Architecture for Apache Dubbo-Go
- Core Enhancements (Priority P0)
- Ecosystem and Validation (Priority P1)
- Supporting Work (Priority P2)
- Phase 1: Analysis and Design
- Phase 2: Core Plugin Mechanism Implementation (P0)
- Phase 3: SPI Stabilization and Architecture Refactoring (P1)
- Phase 4: Extension Migration and Validation (P1)
- Phase 5: Testing, Documentation, and Finalization (P2)
- Refactoring and Capability Enhancement of the Dubbo-Go Metadata Subsystem
- Core Enhancements (Priority P0)
- Architecture and Reliability Improvements (Priority P1)
- Supporting Work (Priority P2)
- Phase 1: Analysis and Design
- Phase 2: Core Capability Implementation (P0)
- Phase 3: Architecture Refactoring and Reliability (P1)
Read the ideas page. Ideas are for scope reference; never copy one into a proposal.
History
Not in the public archive yet (its first year, or listed under another name).
On GitHub
100 repositories pushed to in the last year. Main languages: Java (49), Rust (8), Python (7), JavaScript (6), C (5), Scala (5).
Links and channels
- Website: https://apache.org
- Ideas page: https://s.apache.org/gsoc2026ideas
- Contributor guide: https://community.apache.org/gsoc/
- Source code: https://github.com/apache
- Mailing list: http://apache.org/foundation/mailinglists.html
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