The konveyor/community repository serves as the central documentation hub for the Konveyor Community, an open-source project focused on application modernization and cloud migration. The repository contains governance documents, meeting information, communication guidelines, and resources for both users and contributors to the Konveyor project.
The repository is structured around several key organizational components. It maintains a Charter document that outlines Konveyor's overall mission and vision, a GOVERNANCE document that explains the project's governance structure, and a Getting Started guide for new community members. The community operates through two distinct types of meetings: user-focused Konveyor Community meetings held every three weeks on Thursdays at 10 AM Eastern, and Special Interest Group (SIG) meetings that dive into technical details of active features. The community maintains four SIGs covering Analyzers, Core, Integration, and UI aspects of the project. Community meetings are recorded and made available through a YouTube playlist, with agendas and meeting links provided for transparency and accessibility.
Communication infrastructure is a central feature of this repository's documentation. The project maintains multiple mailing lists including [email protected] for announcements, [email protected] for community discussions, and [email protected] for development-related questions. Each SIG maintains its own dedicated mailing list. Beyond email, the community engages through Slack channels within the Kubernetes workspace, Google Groups discussions, and Twitter for announcements and updates.
The repository is classified across multiple domains including cloud migration, application modernization, community collaboration, migration tools, best practices, knowledge sharing, event coordination, project governance, technical support, and resource management.
The repository emphasizes community participation through its Code of Conduct, multiple communication channels, and structured meeting formats. It operates under the Apache 2.0 license and serves as the authoritative source for community members seeking to understand project governance, participate in discussions, attend meetings, or contribute to Konveyor's application modernization mission.
