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The following is a list of special interest groups (SIG) that are meeting on a regular interval. See the respective slack channel for exact meeting cadence and meeting links.
| SIG | Meeting | Slack | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Datapath | Every 2 weeks | #sig-datapath | Owner of all BPF and Linux kernel related datapath code. |
| Documentation | None | #sig-docs | All documentation related discussions |
| Envoy | Every 2 weeks | #sig-envoy | Envoy, Istio and maintenance of all L7 protocol parsers. |
| Policy | Every Wed, 9:30 PT (Policy-Zoom) | #sig-policy | All topics related to policy. The SIG is responsible for all security relevant APIs and the enforcement logic. |
| Release Management | None | #launchpad | Responsible for the release management and backport process. |
- Open a new GitHub issue
- Specify the title "SIG-Request: <Name>"
- Provide a description
- Find two Cilium committers to support the SIG.
- Ask on #development to get the Slack channel and Zoom meeting created
- Submit a PR to update the documentation to get your new SIG listed
The Cilium community is maintaining an active Slack channel. Click here to request an invite.
| Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
| #bpf | BPF specific questions |
| #development | Development discussions |
| #general | General user discussions & questions |
| #git | GitHub notifications |
| #kubernetes | Kubernetes specific questions |
| #sig-* | SIG specific discussions |
| #testing | CI and testing related discussions |