KubeVela Community is a community coordination repository that serves as the central hub for contributing to and participating in the KubeVela project, a modern software delivery platform built on the Open Application Model for deploying applications across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
The repository addresses the need for organized community engagement around KubeVela development. It provides a single entry point for prospective contributors to understand how to get involved, find communication channels, and learn about governance structures. The approach centers on accessibility through multiple communication methods including Slack, DingTalk, and WeChat, alongside regular bi-weekly community meetings held at different times to accommodate various timezones and conducted in both English and Chinese.
Developers considering involvement should know this repository is designed for anyone wanting to contribute code, improve documentation, give presentations, or participate in discussions. It suits organizations and individuals already working with KubeVela or interested in application-centric deployment platforms. The repository documents contributor roles, responsibilities, and the governance process that guides decision-making across the KubeVela project ecosystem. It explicitly welcomes questions and encourages community members to answer each other's inquiries, positioning itself as a collaborative space rather than a top-down resource.
The project maintains active community coordination with regularly scheduled meetings that community members can nominate themselves to host, subject to approval from existing hosts. The repository includes governance documentation and community membership guidelines that formalize contributor pathways and responsibilities. Communication happens across multiple platforms and languages to serve a geographically distributed contributor base. The project evolved from prior work in the Kubernetes and Open Application Model space and draws bootstrap contributors from multiple organizations.
