April 2025: Delivered substantial release-automation enhancements for wazuh-dashboard-plugins, delivering reliable versioning, accurate changelogs, and a streamlined update pipeline. Key outcomes include a hardened Repository Version Bumper with improved extraction, logging, and versioning logic; enhanced update scripts with pre-update checks, path resolution, and endpoints.json handling; advanced version/revision management for plugins; JSON/update tooling simplifications (sed over jq, VERSION.json-driven extraction); and stricter input validation and comprehensive documentation. Business impact: reduced manual toil, lower risk of incorrect deployments, and faster, auditable releases.

March 2025: Delivered targeted documentation accuracy improvements and a simplification of the build/versioning workflow for wazuh-documentation, improving release traceability and reducing user confusion.

February 2025: Wrote and integrated a commit SHA parameter into the build script for wazuh-documentation to replace the version parameter, enabling precise cross-repo build traceability. Updated documentation to demonstrate how to compose commit SHAs across repositories and use them for build reproducibility. Two commits deployed: abbc4598e34a2b12998ffb97064eaa229fabb29b (Removes version parameter from build script) and 0f506f6e07d6fde4dea0324f0d4a6c1c9ee55681 (Update build script to include commit SHA parameter). No major bugs fixed this month. Overall impact: improved traceability and reproducibility; reduced ambiguity in builds; alignment with release engineering practices. Technologies/skills: build scripting, parameterization, cross-repo coordination, documentation, version control, release engineering.

Month: 2025-01 — Wazuh Documentation: Key features delivered and technical achievements focused on aligning documentation with wazuh-passwords-tool.sh changes. Key features delivered: Documentation update for wazuh-passwords-tool.sh to reflect the new --change-all flag, ensuring the installation guide matches current functionality. Major bugs fixed: none; documentation-focused work. Overall impact: Improved user guidance and reduced onboarding time by aligning docs with CLI behavior; better cross-repo consistency. Technologies/skills demonstrated: technical writing, CLI/tool understanding, version control and commit traceability, cross-repo collaboration.

December 2024 monthly summary for wazuh/wazuh-documentation focused on strengthening packaging documentation, versioning workflows, and build reliability. Key features delivered include Node Version Management (NVM) enhancements in Dashboard packaging docs with explicit .nvmrc guidance and nvm usage steps, standardized versioning references using the |WAZUH_CURRENT| variable across packaging commands, and comprehensive build/docs improvements (run-docker-compose.sh, corrected paths, setup steps, and version placeholder usage). Node.js version placeholder updates and replacements.py changes standardized versioning tokens (e.g., |WAZUH_DASHBOARD_NODE_VERSION|), and Yarn version handling (WAZUH_DASHBOARD_YARN_VERSION) was introduced to align with modern tooling. Several related documentation refinements were made for installation guides, Docker/ZIP prerequisites, and packaging requirements. Additionally, OpenSearch dashboard packaging notes were clarified to assist version checks during builds. Major bugs fixed include formatting corrections for distribution types in packaging docs and removal of redundant upgrade notes related to manual plugin updates, improving clarity and reducing support overhead. Overall, these efforts improve maintainability, reduce build errors, and accelerate onboarding and repeatable packaging workflows.

November 2024 monthly performance for wazuh/wazuh-documentation focused on visual asset quality, documentation accuracy, and maintainability to improve user onboarding and reduce support load. Delivered a broad asset refresh across dashboard visuals, improved documentation clarity, and strengthened alignment with compliance contexts through consistent imagery and intuitive navigation.