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Follow these active channels for timely announcements, and sign up to ask questions:
Join the etcd-dev forum to ask questions and get the latest etcd news.
Follow us at @etcdio for real-time announcements, blogs posts, and more.
Ask and find answers to your etcd questions.
You can also chat with other etcd users and contributors in the #sig-etcd slack channel on Kubernetes Slack.
Subscribe to the SIG-etcd calendar for a schedule of all our meetings. Calendar ID: be23e1c372820ae5667fad118d1a7a9fd80b5ec75573ae656b3a4bd74fd47193@group.calendar.google.com
Most meetings have shared agendas and notes as part of the SIG-etcd meetings doc. To access the notes doc, you first need to subscribe to etcd-dev. Zoom passcodes are on the meeting doc.
Please refer to [the Kubernetes community][] SIG etcd summary for additional information on etcd community meeting schedules.
If you’re new to etcd, this meeting is probably the place to start! It’s also where you should bring proposals of new features or major project changes, or follow-ups on PR reviews.
Issue triage meetings alternate weeks with the Community Meeting. They are aimed at getting through our backlog of PRs and Issues. Triage meetings are open to any contributor; you don’t have to be a reviewer or approver to help out! They can also be a good way to get started contributing.
Join us biweekly for a collaborative exploration of etcd’s correctness under pressure. Our goals are to demystify distributed system testing by sharing knowledge and fostering a robust testing culture within the etcd community, as well as to expand expertise by mentoring new reviewers and approvers for etcd robustness tests. We invite community members to propose items for the meetings.
Want to help improve and expand etcd’s documentation? Have a feature that needs to be added to the docs? Or maybe you want to write or edit a blog post. We could use you. This is also a good first meeting for you if you’re in Australia, NZ, China, or Japan time zones.
Join the etcd operator working group for discussions on the development and management of the etcd operator. These meetings are held biweekly and are open to all community members who wish to contribute or stay informed about the project.
Join contributors and maintainers online, every two weeks.
For meeting details, consult the etcd community meeting and [robustness tests meeting][robustness-tests-meeting-doc] documents.
Missed a meeting? No problem. See the etcd channel for meeting videos.
Your contributions to etcd code and documentation are welcome! If you find a problem or would like an enhancement, create an issue -- or better yet, consider submitting a pull request.
For etcd contribution guidelines, see How to contribute.