Kubeflow as an example of project/end-user dynamics.
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Description
Some good stuff happening with Kubeflow leading up to graduation, this is a placeholder. TLDR the projects becomes an end user funnel with these properties. This is basically an explicit call to action of the benefits wrapped up in an email we can send to projects every month until SLC: Too small to contribute to the CNCF regularly? Just keep writing RAs in perpetuity:
End User: How do I support Kubeflow and what's the business value?
Kubeflow response:
In random order, needs copyediting:
- Reference architecture gets you into the free tier of CNCF membership, take advantage of the logo
- Shared Keynote/logo time (The most valuable 7 minutes in all of cloud native!)
- Booth shifts for your engineers at the project pavilion and paper booths
- Real engineering interactions, this isn't "booth duty" this is real community engineering (see jorge for why this is not the typical booth shift)
- Exec Summit access for your leadership to share these lessons -> see jorge/bob
- Did we mention that the exclusive end user social event is one of the most exclusive in the community? Second only to the Maintainer Summit:
- Top orgs are represented in both
- TAB/TOC/CNCF Engagement gets you there.
- Elevate with CNCF -> and so on ...
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Research direction
Start with the draft copy in this issue and identify the intended monthly email and Kubeflow end-user call to action. Done means the listed benefits are copyedited into a usable message, but the issue names no file, test, or other implementation entry point.
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Assessment
- Domain
- content, documentation
- Issue type
- Documentation
- Difficulty
- 3/5
- Estimated time
- 1-2 days
- Activity status
- Quiet
- Clarity
- Needs clarification
- Newbie friendliness
- 35/100