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KubeSphere Community
Welcome to the KubeSphere community!
If you are looking for information on how to join us, you are in the right place. Read on to find out how you can get involved, contribute to KubeSphere code and documentation, propose new features, and stay in touch with the latest KubeSphere community news. Let's get started!
Contribution rules
Before you start contributing, read our Code of Conduct and learn about our community working model to understand the way KubeSphere community works. Get familiar with the contributing rules, recommended Git workflow, and issues workflow we use in KubeSphere so you can apply them later in practice as an active contributor.
Special Interest Group
Through SIGs, the KubeSphere community members collaborate and contribute to topics of long-term interest for KubeSphere and its community. Generally, SIGs can be either vertically focused on particular components and features, and can span multiple functional and technical domains. There are some SIGs in KubeSphere community, see KubeSphere Special Interest Group for details.
Working Group
Working Group (WG) facilitate discussions and work on short-lived, concrete topics that either result from the work of SIG groups or which the community members initiate directly. Each SIG can propose a new WG based on the detailed requirements and issues.