How to join the ONF community

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How to Contribute to ONF Community HUNG-WEI CHIU

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Why We Need To Join u For you u Understand and learn more u Reputation u Improve your skill u For community/software u More features u Better quality u More users (easy to find bug, discuss)

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Where To Start u Communication u Documentation u Tools u Opportunities u You can find more in ONOS tools

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Communication u Mailing list u Slack u Twitter u Meetings

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Documentation u Learn the basics at u Wiki u Tutorials u VM image u Guides u Javadocs u ReadMe of projects. u FAQs

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Tools u Issue tracking and project management u Project documentation wiki u Code repositories and review tools u Continuous integration u Code quality tool

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Where to Start: Tools

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Where to Start: Tools

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Code Review Code review scores u -2: the patchset will not be merged u -1: the patchset requires major changes u 0: not reviewed or some minor changesare requited u +1: looks good to reviewer but requires other reviewers’ confimation u +2: looks good and approved by module owner

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Where to Start: Tools u Continuous integration

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Where to Start: Tools

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Opportunities u Development u Documentation u Deployments u Quality u User experience and UI u Brigades u Find this on the wiki at : A Beginner's Guide to Contribution

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Development u Help to build ONOS/CORD u New features u Create unit tests u Bugs Fix u Make sample applications u Find this on the wiki at : Contributing to the ONOS Codebase

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Documentation u Create clear, concise documentation. u Identify and add whatever is missing u Fix any unclear or wrong documents u Find this on the wiki at Contributing to ONOS Documentation

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Deployments u Show the world that ONOS/CORD can work. u Deploy the ONOS and its apps in a real networks. u Find this on the wiki at Deployments

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Quality u Tests ONOS/CORD u For each platform, application and documents u Work with Jira issues to solve problem. u Find this on the wiki at How to Contribute to System Test

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User experience and UI u Ensure that the ONOS UE is good. u Create a unique look, feel and experience for ONOS users. u Identify and add whatever is missing u Fix any unclear or wrong documents u Find this on the wiki at Web UI Tutorials

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Brigades u Small teams around specific features that we want to ship in upcoming versions of ONOS/CORD

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ONOS u Build and Package Infrastructure u Deployments u Dynamic configuration u gPRC u GUI u ISSU u Lion u P4 u Security & performance analysis u Teaching u Virtualization u You can learn more at here: ONOS Brigade

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CORD u Performance u Container u Hierarchical CORD u M-CORD release u NG-Core u PCC Enhancement u xRAN Integration u You can learn more at here: CORD Brigades

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Example u Lion Brigade u Lion -> L10n -> Localization (& Internationalization) u Translate the language from English to any language you want. u Make the ONOS UI more friendly to different country.

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Join Us Try to contribute to ONF There’re many things you can do but coding It’s never too late to join the community.

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Join Me If you have interest in deploy CORD on kubernetes environment Please contact me and join the container brigade

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Thank You!