Community Meetings
The Cilium contributors gather regularly for a Zoom call open to everyone. During that time, we discuss:
Status of the next releases for each supported Cilium release
Current state of our CI: flakes being investigated and upcoming changes
Development items for the next release
Any other community-relevant topics during the open session
If you want to discuss something during the next meeting’s open session, you
can add it to the meeting’s Google doc. The Zoom link to the meeting is
available in the #development
Slack channel and in the meeting notes.
Weekly Community Meeting
This is a weekly meeting for all contributors.
Date: Every Wednesday at 8:00 AM US/Pacific (Los Angeles)
Meeting notes: Google Doc
Monthly APAC Community Meeting
This is a monthly community meeting held at APAC friendly time.
Date: Every third Wednesday at 4:30 UTC
Meeting notes: Google Doc
Slack
Our Cilium & eBPF Slack is the main discussion space for the Cilium community.
Slack channels
Name |
Purpose |
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General user discussions & questions |
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Questions on Hubble |
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Kubernetes-specific questions |
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Questions on network policies |
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Release announcements only |
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Questions on Cilium Service Mesh |
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Questions on Tetragon |
You can join the following channels if you are looking to contribute to Cilium code, documentation, or website:
Name |
Purpose |
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Development discussions around Cilium |
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Development discussion for the eBPF Go library |
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GitHub notifications |
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SIG-specific discussions (see below) |
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Discussing a specific area of the project |
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Testing and CI discussions |
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Development discussions around cilium.io |
If you are interested in eBPF, then the following channels are for you:
Name |
Purpose |
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General eBPF questions |
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Questions on the eBPF Go library |
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Questions on BPF Linux Security Modules (LSM) |
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Contributions to eCHO News |
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Discussions around eBPF for Windows |
Our Slack hosts channels for eBPF and Cilium-related events online and in person.
Name |
Purpose |
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CiliumCon |
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Cilium and eBPF capture-the-flag challenges |
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eBPF Summit |
How to create a Slack channel
Open a new GitHub issue in the cilium/community repo
Specify the title “Slack: <Name>”
Provide a description
Find two Cilium committers to comment in the issue that they approve the creation of the Slack channel
Not all Slack channels need to be listed on this page, but you can submit a PR if you would like to include it here
Special Interest Groups
The Cilium project has Special Interest Groups, or SIGs, with a common purpose of advancing the project with respect to a specific topic, such as network policy or documentation. Their goal is to enable a distributed decision structure and code ownership, as well as providing focused forums for getting work done, making decisions, and on boarding new contributors.
To learn more about what they are, how to get involved, or which ones are currently active, please check out the SIG.md in the community repo