Community and Support

Help

There are several places to get help with KFP:

• kubeflow-pipelines on Stack Overflow
• The #kubeflow-pipelines channel in the Kubeflow Slack Workspace
• Via a GitHub Issue describing your problem in the kubeflow/pipelines repository
• In the Kubeflow Pipelines Community Meeting

Kubeflow Pipelines Community Meeting

There is a Kubeflow Pipelines Community meeting every other Wednesday. This is an opportunity to learn about changes to KFP developments, discuss feature requests, and ask questions. When making a feature request, it is best to include a GitHub Issue as a written accompaniment to your request.

To participate, join kubeflow-discuss on Google Groups.

Bugs and Feature Requests

Bugs and feature requests should be recorded as GitHub Issues in the kubeflow/pipelines repository.

Contributing

KFP is an open source project and welcomes community contribution. KFP has several components, each with its own contributing guidelines:

• Backend contributing guidelines
• Frontend contributing guidelines
• SDK contributing guidelines