Keynote: Getting Started in the Kubernetes Community
summary
Kubernetes counts 31,000 unique contributors and runs public SIG meetings, KEPs, GitHub membership, reviewers, approvers and subproject owners as promotion paths. Contributions range from issue triage and docs to coding: an ARM port and Raspberry Pi cluster work led to merged PRs, kubeadm grew into a cluster lifecycle SIG project and reached kubeadm GA in 1.13, and CNCF spends $770,000 diversity scholarships to bring 309 people onsite; Slack hosts ~63,000 members and devstats tracks company and contributor metrics.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:5031 000+ unique Kubernetes Contributors
- 6:17Why contribute?
- 6:29Personal Growth
- 10:461. Talk to a SIG 2. Write a KEP
- 17:49Autoscaling a Multi-Platform Kubernetes Cluster Built with kubeadm
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