Like all open source projects, the Anuket project is open to everyone and participating in the Anuket community is the best way to learn. Participation starts with setting up a Linux Foundation ID, joining the mailing lists, attending meetings, asking questions, and contributing. The community is welcoming to newcomers and we encourage you to get started today.
For access to Anuket’s environment (wikis, repos, developer tools), you will need a Linux Foundation ID. If you don't have one already, you can get one here. Please use your company email address for the Linux Foundation account and don’t have spaces or special characters in your username.
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Anuket Slack Channel (Invite link here)
Are here: Anuket Meetings
For general Anuket questions, email: anuket-users@anuket.io. For technical support, please use support.linuxfoundation.org for help requests. More details on the procedure described in this “Getting LF IT Help” document.
Creating a welcoming, safe, and productive collaboration environment is very important to the Linux Foundation. Thus, participation in the LF Project communities is done under the Linux Foundation Code of Conduct.
All meetings for Linux Foundation projects are subject to the LF Antitrust Policy.
Read the Anuket Technical Project Deep Dive presentation from the Anuket Launch Event.