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Contributing on SIG Node

Welcome!

For Kubernetes Contributions

Read the Kubernetes Contributor Guide.

If you aspire to grow scope in the SIG, please review the SIG Node contributor ladder for SIG specific guidance.

For Enhancements

SIG Node enhancements are available in the https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/tree/master/keps/sig-node.

Helpful Links for Sig-Node

Code:

For general code organization, read contributors/devel/README.md for explaining things like vendor/, staging, etc.

Development Resources:

There are two types of end-to-end tests in Kubernetes:

Shared space / Sub projects:

Triage:

Test Grids:

Getting Started

Task #1 : Compile kubelet See tips in the root Makefile:

Task #2 : Run a single unit test

Task #3 : Explore update/verify scripts

hack/update-gofmt.sh + hack/verify-gofmt.sh

Task #4 : Explore dependencies

hack/pin-dependency.sh + hack/update-vendor.sh

Task #5 : Using local-up-cluster script

Running a local cluster

Note: Task 5 requires Linux OS

How to ...

upload meeting recording to YouTube (for chairs)

  1. Download the video file from zoom account [email protected]
  2. Log in to YouTube under the kubernetes-sig-node account (use switch account)
  3. Upload video to YouTube
    • Name should follow the template: <name of the meeting> yyyymmdd like Kubernetes SIG Node 20240618.
    • Add a link to the meeting notes and agenda document to the meeting description
    • Add video to k8s-owned YouTube playlist:
      • Once video is uploaded, open the video page, click +Save button under the video, select the checkbox SIG Node Meetings.
  4. Add link to the video to the meeting notes document
  5. In zoom account change the title of the recording - add (uploaded) suffix