KusionStack is an open-source tech stack designed to empower platform teams in developing production-ready, self-service Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs).
This documentation defines and documents the governance framework for the KusionStack project.
KusionStack the community defines the following roles and responsibilities:
- Members: Use KusionStack projects and provide feedback.
- Contributors: Actively participate in iterating the KusionStack projects, including both code and non-code contributions.
- Approvers: On top of being a contributor, review and approve code and documentation contributions.
- Maintainers: On top of being an approver, make and set technical design decisions and directions.
More details on roles and responsibilities including the criteria for each can be found in ROLES.md.
- Communication Channels:
- Regular Meetings:
- The community meets every other Thursday. The next on is Oct.17th, 2024.
- The recordings and meeting notes will be posted in GitHub discussions.
- Offline Engagements:
- All forms of engagements are welcomed! Majority of the KusionStack maintainers are located in Shanghai, China and will be regularly attending conferences in the industry. Please reach out via the communication channels above!
- Contribution Process: The generic contribution guide for KusionStack can be found in CONTRIBUTING.md.
- Best Practices: The more specific contributing guide including project best practices can be found in each project repository. Some examples:
KusionStack follows the CNCF Code of Conduct.
KusionStack projects are distributed under the [Apache-2.0 licenses]. The license texts can be found in each project repository. Some examples:
More detailed license scan including analysis on 3rd party dependencies can be found in each project's README. Some examples: