May 2026 monthly summary focusing on key features delivered, major fixes, impact, and technologies demonstrated across wazuh/wazuh-installation-assistant and wazuh/wazuh-docker. Highlights include log clarity improvements, changelog/documentation enhancements, and stronger release-note discipline that improve user experience and maintainability.

April 2026 monthly summary: Focused on improving release automation, deployment reliability, and installation hygiene across wazuh-ansible, wazuh-docker, and wazuh-installation-assistant. Delivered major features to automate versioning and release workflows, hardened certificate handling and indexer idempotency, and strengthened CI/CD and artifact delivery pipelines, with corresponding cleanups in changelogs and formatting.

March 2026 monthly summary for wazuh/wazuh-ansible: codebase hygiene improvements through removal of deprecated Kibana Ansible role files. This cleanup reduces maintenance burden, minimizes potential misconfigurations, and sets the stage for ongoing code health initiatives.

January 2026 delivered stability, standardization, and security enhancements across five repositories. Focused on reliable deployments, naming consistency, and traceability with comprehensive changelog updates. Key outcomes include stabilizing images for Kubernetes and Docker deployments, standardizing VM naming and AMI generation, cleaning up workflow identifiers, strengthening API security and permissions, and unifying GitHub workflow naming to improve maintainability and onboarding.

2025-12 Monthly Summary – Wazuh automation upgrades and release hygiene. Focused on stability, compatibility, and release discipline across automation modules. Delivered Filebeat 0.5 upgrades in wazuh-ansible and wazuh-puppet, including SSL parameter support in opensearch.yml (ansible) and comprehensive changelog updates. No explicit bug fixes were recorded in this period; upgrades reduce technical debt, improve security posture, and streamline future OpenSearch integrations. This work enhances business value by ensuring consistent, secure, and maintainable deployments across the Wazuh stack.

November 2025 — Delivered two key features in wazuh/wazuh-docker that improve reliability, security, and governance of container publishing and vulnerability handling. The Docker Image Publication workflow now validates image existence, clarifies tag purposes, triggers notifications, and secures CI secrets; Artifactory vulnerability handling now auto-creates GitHub issues and updates GitHub Projects for security scan tracking. These changes reduce publication cycle times, improve incident visibility, and strengthen CI/CD security.

Concise monthly summary for 2025-09 highlighting cross-repo network visibility improvements, dashboard interactivity enhancements with lifecycle management, and deployment stability efforts across the Wazuh stack.

August 2025 monthly summary focusing on key accomplishments across wazuh-docker and wazuh-ansible. This period centered on stabilizing the Wazuh release baseline, aligning packaging for the 4.14.1 cycle, and improving documentation and cross-repo coordination to support reliable deployments and faster incident response.

May 2025 performance summary: Coordinated Wazuh 4.12.2 upgrade across four repositories, refined release automation, and stabilized the installation workflow. The work improved security posture and operational reliability by keeping components current, standardizing version references, and aligning documentation and CI/CD pipelines across wazuh-wazuh-kubernetes, wazuh-wazuh-installation-assistant, wazuh-wazuh-virtual-machines, and wazuh-wazuh-ansible.

April 2025 monthly summary focusing on release engineering and cross-repo deployment readiness for the Wazuh suite. The month centered on consolidating and hardening the versioning and deployment lifecycle across Docker, Puppet, Kubernetes, Ansible, VM provisioning, and installation tooling, with emphasis on beta-to-stable transitions, reproducible builds, and clear release tracking for business continuity.

March 2025 Highlights: Cross-repo version alignment to 4.11.2 for Wazuh modules, ensuring release artifacts, configuration, and documentation reflect a consistent version. This reduces deployment risk, improves reproducibility, and enhances traceability across releases.

Feb 2025 monthly summary focused on release process improvements across wazuh-ansible and wazuh-kubernetes. Delivered a Release Candidate (4.11.1-rc1) revision bump and implemented a cross-repo release tagging workflow to stabilize deployments. No functional code changes were introduced this month; changes were metadata/versioning oriented to enhance traceability and deployment reliability.

January 2025 monthly summary: Delivered a coordinated 4.10.2 release readiness across the Wazuh family, aligning version references, release artifacts, and CI/CD configurations to accelerate deployment readiness. Implemented pre-release handling fixes, evolved release automation, and established a testing-friendly Docker image tagging approach to validate builds before stabilizing to 4.11.0. These changes improved consistency, reduced risk in versioning, and demonstrated strong cross-repo collaboration and CI/CD discipline.

December 2024 monthly maintenance for wazuh-ansible: Focused on alignment of Wazuh version references across project docs and Ansible roles to reflect the latest releases. Completed coordinated version bumps (4.10.1, 4.11.0, 4.12.0) across changelogs, READMEs, and role defaults/variables. This improves documentation accuracy, upgrade reliability, and consistency for users deploying with wazuh-ansible.

October 2024 focused on release readiness for wazuh/wazuh-kubernetes. Delivered versioning and RC image tagging workflows to support controlled RC validation while protecting production stability. No major bugs fixed this month. Impact: faster, safer releases with clear versioning and separation between RC testing and production images. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Git versioning, release management, container image tagging, RC validation workflows.