Contributing to Neutron 101
Channel: OpenInfra Foundation
Date: 2022-06-17

It is no secret that Neutron is a big project with quite some years of active development. The codebase is big and there are plenty of different concepts that need to be known to make consistent contributions to the project – advanced networking concepts, event handling, Linux proficiency – All of this is a must if you pretend to be an exemplary member of the community. Nevertheless, it is untrue that you need to know all of this to start making many helpful contributions while learning the knowledge you still need in the meantime. 

The goal of this talk is to give an insight of all that you need to do in order to develop and test a patch in Neutron. It is also to share some beginner-friendly tips and tools to help ease the learning curve that I found when I started contributing to Neutron back in November 2020.

By Elvira García Ruiz

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