Community Meetings
KubeEdge runs regular open community meetings where maintainers, contributors, and users discuss the project roadmap, in-flight design proposals, release planning, and operational issues. All meetings are public and anyone is welcome to join, listen in, or present a topic. Like every other KubeEdge interaction, meetings are governed by the project Code of Conduct.
The single source of truth for meeting times, agendas, and recordings lives in the kubeedge/community repository.
The information below is a quick reference and may lag the upstream README; if anything here disagrees with the upstream repository, the upstream repository wins.
Meeting cadence
KubeEdge currently runs two recurring meetings:
| Meeting | Audience-friendly time zone | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| Technical Steering Committee (TSC) Meeting | Wednesdays 10:00–11:00 Beijing Time (UTC+8) | Biweekly |
| Regular Community Meeting | Wednesdays 16:30–17:30 Beijing Time (UTC+8) | Biweekly |
Use thetimezoneconverter.com to convert the Beijing time slot to your local time zone. Times have historically been chosen to alternate so that contributors in Asia/Pacific and Europe/Americas can each find a meeting that lands at a reasonable hour for them.
How to join
The links below come from the community README; please confirm against the upstream repository before joining for the first time.
- Zoom meeting: https://zoom.us/j/4167237304
- Meeting calendar: Google Calendar — you can subscribe to receive invitations automatically.
- Agenda and meeting notes: shared Google Doc.
- Recordings: KubeEdge community meetings playlist on YouTube.
- Archived meeting notes:
meeting-notes/in the community repository.
What gets discussed
- TSC meetings focus on governance, project-wide technical direction, cross-SIG coordination, security/compliance topics, graduation/maintainer changes, and incident review.
- Regular community meetings focus on user-visible topics: roadmap updates, in-flight KEPs and feature design discussions, release status, SIG demos, ecosystem integrations, and Q&A from new contributors.
If you want to present a topic, add it to the shared agenda document at least one meeting day in advance so it can be slotted in. Discussion items submitted on the day of the meeting will usually be deferred to the next session unless there is unused time.
SIG and working group meetings
In addition to the TSC and the general community meeting, each Special Interest Group (SIG) and Working Group (WG) runs its own meetings and owns its meeting cadence. See the list of SIGs and working groups on the Governance page, and refer to each group's charter in the community repository for its meeting schedule.