August 2022
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
5h 38m
English
Content preview from Practical Cloud Native Security with Falco
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Chapter 15. How to Contribute
Reaching this point in the book means you’re on your way to mastering all aspects of Falco. This chapter will give you some advice on contributing to The Falco Project. Contributing means much more than just writing code (a common misconception)—in fact, there are many valuable ways to contribute. We’ll explain where to start and how to satisfy the Falcosecurity organization’s specific contribution requirements.
Contributing to open source software is a rewarding experience. Not only will you improve Falco, but you’ll also meet people with similar interests, share feedback and ideas with others, and improve your own skills. If you are new to open source or want to learn more, we suggest taking a look at the Open Source Guides.
What Does It Mean to Contribute to Falco?
Falco is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation project. The CNCF serves as a vendor-neutral place for cloud native software. It empowers self-governing models for its hosted projects and helps sustain healthy open source communities. Falco is primarily driven by its community, which includes users, maintainers, and developers who curate and continuously improve it by:
Sharing feedback to improve the design and existing features
Testing Falco to discover issues
Reporting bugs
Writing project documentation
Experimenting with new ideas
Test-driving new features
Proposing changes
Writing code
And the list goes on. In summary, contributing means sharing knowledge and collaborating for the ...
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