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Contributing To the Kubernetes Website: A Guide For Everyone

Talkat KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022 · on Thursday, 2022-10-27· at 11:55· 142 ABC· [open-source]

speakers

name:Divya Mohan

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name:Rey Lejano

github:reylejano

name:Tim Bannister

links:none on file

name:Natali Vlatko

github:natalisucks

name:Arsh Sharma

website:https://arshsharma.com/

resources

video:https://youtu.be/pnA_P6IsKs4

slides:none on file

summary

Kubernetes documentation lives in one upstream source and publishes localized sites from language repos named like kubernetes-docs-<langcode> via the GitHub organization; the release docs team coordinates docs for three releases a year and ties docs to feature enhancements (dockershim needed large coordinated changes). Localizations require community channels, GitHub membership, and two to three approvers to go live; setting up a new localization often takes up to a year of coordinated contributor work but results in published localized docs and translated codes of conduct.

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