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Taskcluster is a generic task execution service. This page documents mostly administrative things such as who owns which components and when the team meets. | Taskcluster is a generic task execution service. This page documents mostly administrative things such as who owns which components and when the team meets. | ||
For detailed documentation on the | For detailed documentation on the APIs and capabilities please see [https://docs.taskcluster.net docs.taskcluster.net]. | ||
'''References''' | '''References''' | ||
* [https://taskcluster.net/ Taskcluster landing page (What is Taskcluster and why would you use it?) | * [https://taskcluster.net/ Taskcluster landing page] (What is Taskcluster and why would you use it?) | ||
* [https://docs.taskcluster.net/ docs.taskcluster.net (documentation) | * [https://docs.taskcluster.net/ docs.taskcluster.net] (documentation) | ||
* [https://github.com/taskcluster github.com/taskcluster (github organization) | * [https://github.com/taskcluster github.com/taskcluster] (github organization) | ||
* [https://registry.hub.docker.com/ | * [https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/taskcluster https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/taskcluster] (public docker images)] | ||
* [https://chat.mozilla.org/#/room/#taskcluster:mozilla.org <code>#taskcluster</code> on Mozilla | * [https://chat.mozilla.org/#/room/#taskcluster:mozilla.org <code>#taskcluster</code> on Mozilla's Element server] (live discussion) | ||
== Contributing == | == Contributing == | ||
A good place to get started working on TaskCluster is the [https://codetribute.netlify.com/projects/taskcluster Codetribute list of mentored bugs]. If you are interested in working on a bug, you can find us in #taskcluster on | A good place to get started working on TaskCluster is the [https://codetribute.netlify.com/projects/taskcluster Codetribute list of mentored bugs]. If you are interested in working on a bug, you can find us in [https://chat.mozilla.org/#/room/#taskcluster:mozilla.org <code>#taskcluster</code>] on Element to discuss, or just add a comment to the bug. | ||
== Getting Updates == | == Getting Updates == |
Revision as of 23:10, 28 September 2020
Taskcluster is a generic task execution service. This page documents mostly administrative things such as who owns which components and when the team meets.
For detailed documentation on the APIs and capabilities please see docs.taskcluster.net.
References
- Taskcluster landing page (What is Taskcluster and why would you use it?)
- docs.taskcluster.net (documentation)
- github.com/taskcluster (github organization)
- https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/taskcluster (public docker images)]
#taskcluster
on Mozilla's Element server (live discussion)
Contributing
A good place to get started working on TaskCluster is the Codetribute list of mentored bugs. If you are interested in working on a bug, you can find us in #taskcluster
on Element to discuss, or just add a comment to the bug.
Getting Updates
Mailing Lists
- https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/taskcluster-announce - announcements of events, major changes (low volume, no discussion)
- https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/tools-taskcluster - general taskcluster discussion
Links
- Taskcluster RFCs - If you have a cool idea for Taskcluster, or are looking for a longer-term project to get involved in, check out the RFC repo. These projects are *not* good for beginners, and will generally require a lot of time, learning about Taskcluster, design, problem-solving, and working with other Mozillians. If you're thinking "that sounds a lot like an internship", then you've understood the scope correctly!
- Participation - The details of our approach to welcoming new participants in the project and supporting long-term participants.
- Components - A (partial) list of TaskCluster's component services.
- Availability - Who from the TaskCluster team is around right now?
- Operations - Documentation for various common service requests or playbooks for reacting to failures.