Rust Infrastructure Team

Managing the infrastructure supporting the Rust project itself, including CI, releases, bots, and metrics

The Infrastructure Team is one of the teams of the Rust Project, tasked with managing the project's infrastructure. This repository contains internal documentation about the team's processes and services.

Structure

The Infrastructure Team has several sub-teams:

flowchart TD
  infra(Infrastructure team)---bootstrap(Bootstrap team)
  infra---release(Release team)
  infra---triagebot(Triagebot team)
  infra---docker(Docker team)
  infra---bors(Bors team)
  infra---internal_sites(Internal sites team)

Functions

Role	Team member
Co-lead	@jdno
Co-lead	@shepmaster
Council Representative	@Kobzol

Roadmap

You can see what we are working on and our backlog in our planning.

Interested in contributing? Check out our good first issues

Zulip

We have two Zulip channels:

• t-infra for general discussions
• t-infra/announcements for important announcements

We prefer discussions to happen in public, in the t-infra channel, so that context is shared among the team. If you need to discuss something privately because it contains sensitive information, write a DM or create a private zulip channel, inviting as many people as possible from the team.

Repositories

Some of the repositories we work on:

• simpleinfra
• bors
• crater

Check out the full service catalog here.

Meetings

• Weekly Team Meeting

Talks

Talks given by team members about the team's work:

• RustConf 2023 - Infrastructure for Rust
• RustNation 2024 - Rust Infrastructure: What it takes to keep Rust running
• RustConf 2025 - How We Made the Rust CI 75% Cheaper
• RustLab 2025 - 1.5 years in the infra team: what we cooked and what's next

Interviews

• Jan David Nose @ RustConf 2025

License

The contents of this repository are dual-licensed under the terms of the MIT and the Apache 2.0 licenses.