February 2025 (2025-02) performance summary: Delivered targeted bug fixes across wazuh/wazuh and wazuh/wazuh-agent with clear business value. Rootcheck Malware Detection False Positive Reduction implemented by excluding legitimate antivirus domains from malware detection and updating the hosts file domain list, reducing noisy alerts and improving detection accuracy. Repository Branch Naming Standardization updated references from master to main across configuration, docs, and shell scripts, aligning CI/CD and tooling with the project’s main branch naming convention. Impact: improved security signal quality, reduced operational overhead from false positives, smoother CI/CD pipelines, and more maintainable docs. Technologies demonstrated include Git-based patching, hosts-file management, cross-repo coordination, and scripting/documentation updates.

January 2025 monthly summary focusing on key accomplishments across wazuh/wazuh-agent and wazuh/wazuh. Delivered notable features, major bug fixes, and CI improvements that drive faster, more reliable development and smoother production deployments. Key features delivered include: 1) Default SSL verification disabled for Wazuh agent to simplify connections in environments without valid certificates, with updates to config and documentation; 2) Removal of Python-based mock server and testing infrastructure; 3) CI/CD and contributor tooling improvements including upgrading CI actions to v1.4.3 and updating PR templates. Major bugs fixed: 1) Packages Retag Images Workflow Variable Handling to prevent workflow failures due to empty variables and align runner OS version. Overall impact: reduced testing friction, more predictable builds, improved contributor onboarding, and more robust packaging workflows. Technologies/skills demonstrated: SSL/TLS config and YAML updates, CI/CD automation, GitHub Actions, workflow scripting, and documentation updates.

December 2024 monthly highlights for wazuh-agent; focus on improving developer and user experience via documentation improvements and scaffolding updates. No major bug fixes this month; primary deliverable was an expanded, structured Build/Run/Reference Guide with cross-module references to FIM, Inventory, and Logcollector. The work strengthens onboarding, reduces support overhead, and provides a stronger reference for build/run workflows.