Why Kubernetes Community Day El Salvador?
summary
Kubernetes Community Day El Salvador explains how a local contributor pipeline for the Cloud Native Computing Foundation was built by running virtual events: three events produced 218 community members and involved about 18 core organizers. The project partnered with sponsors (A Plastar and a university), reached out to 11 universities, started planning with an origin meeting on October 28, 2019 and contact with the Compose and Discover program, and used attendance data from a related conference (260 registered, 150 attendees) to justify expanding local participation.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Event welcome
- 3:17Power of dreams
- 7:25Tech and internet in El Salvador
- 10:43Kubernetes in Latin America
- 14:00Community future
- 17:07Thanks and closing
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