“Ansible Badges” is a way to recognize our contributors for their contributions to Ansible Community by providing a Digital Credential (Open Badge Standard).
We use Badgr to create, award and manage all the digital credentials and Badgr also makes it easier for the users to showcase these achievements to a broader audience on their social media sites.
However, Badgr requires the Name and Email ID of a contributor to award badges and you can check this link for more details on how Badgr issues the badge.
Each badge awarded is an achievement and is valued in our community. Currently, badges are awarded for the below achievements and categories:
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Github:
- Submitting a code patch/PR
- Fixing a bug
- Maintainer
- Reviewer
- Owner
- Doc issues/Fixes
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Events:
- Meetups:
- Speaker
- Organizers & Hosts
- Contributor Summit:
- Speaker
- Meetups:
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Video and Blogs: Technical Blog Video Content
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Instruqt:
- Complete a course
- Improve the course content by providing feedbacks/through PR.
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Others:
- Catalyst in the community
- Sharing Knowledge
- Helping users
- Evangelist badge
- Ansible Ambassadors
You just figured out a new way to contribute to Ansible Community. Yes! You can submit a new badge idea to recognize our contributors by filing an issue here. Also, if you have art design skills and are interested in contributing badge icons then you are welcome to submit them to us using this link.
Join us in the #ansible-community and other IRC channels on Libera.chat.
For more information about communities, meetings and agendas see Community Wiki.
For more information about communication, refer to Ansible's the Communication guide.