Getting Involved in Kubernetes SIG Docs and Korean Localization
summary
An overview of how the Kubernetes Korean localization team manages documentation as code: they maintain 282 Korean pages using a GitHub + Hugo workflow with master and translation branches, labels, pull requests, and assigned reviewers/approvers. Coordination happens via biweekly video meetings and Slack, with ten formal members plus many contributors handling reviews, QA labels and merges; the Korean site saw about 3.6 million visits over six months (~60k users viewing Korean content).
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:58SIG Docs
- 5:22Localization teams
- 7:17Korean team
- 10:47Branching strategy
- 12:39Team roles
- 15:21Licensing process
- 17:37Contribution workflow
- 19:51Translation priorities
- 21:47Translation tips
- 23:53Resources & closing
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