GitHub Username and Organization

Oct 13, 2025 by wbrum.org 124 views

As a long-time contributor to the Kubernetes project, @ianychoi is seeking to rejoin the community as a member of the Kubernetes organization. With a strong track record of contributions, including serving as a Korean language owner and reviewer in the SIG Docs L10n subgroup, @ianychoi is well-positioned to make a positive impact on the project.

GitHub Username and Organization

GitHub Username: @ianychoi
Organization you are requesting membership in: Kubernetes

Requirements for Membership

Before we can consider @ianychoi's request for membership, we need to ensure that they have met the requirements outlined in the community membership guidelines. These requirements include:

Review of community membership guidelines: @ianychoi has reviewed the community membership guidelines and understands the expectations for community members.
Enabled 2FA on GitHub account: @ianychoi has enabled two-factor authentication (2FA) on their GitHub account to ensure the security of their account.
Subscribed to Kubernetes dev e-mail list: @ianychoi has subscribed to the Kubernetes dev e-mail list to stay informed about project developments and discussions.
Actively contributing to Kubernetes subprojects: @ianychoi is actively contributing to one or more Kubernetes subprojects, demonstrating their commitment to the project.
Two sponsors with required qualifications: @ianychoi has identified two sponsors who meet the requirements outlined in the community membership guidelines.
Sponsor agreement: @ianychoi has spoken with their sponsors and confirmed that they have agreed to sponsor their application.
Sponsor verification: @ianychoi has verified that their sponsors are from different member companies and have the required qualifications.
Sponsor GitHub affiliation: @ianychoi has verified that their sponsors are a reviewer or approver in at least one OWNERS file within one of the Kubernetes GitHub organizations (excluding the contributor-playground).
Suggested: Update affiliation in gitdm: @ianychoi is encouraged to ensure that their affiliation in gitdm is up to date, as this information is used by devstats to track affiliation.
Suggested: Update affiliation in openprofile.dev: @ianychoi is encouraged to ensure that their affiliation in openprofile.dev is up to date, as this information is used by LFX Insights to track affiliation.
Suggested: Inclusive Open Source Community Orientation course: @ianychoi is encouraged to take the Inclusive Open Source Community Orientation course to enhance their understanding of inclusive open source community practices.

Sponsor Information

Sponsor 1: @sftim
Sponsor 2: @divya-mohan0209

List of Contributions to the Kubernetes Project

@ianychoi has a strong track record of contributions to the Kubernetes project, including:

Korean language owner and reviewer: @ianychoi has served as a Korean language owner and reviewer in the SIG Docs L10n subgroup.
/ok-to-test command for PR to kubernetes/org: @ianychoi has contributed to the development of the /ok-to-test command for PRs to the kubernetes/org repository.

Conclusion

Based on the requirements outlined in the community membership guidelines and the information provided by @ianychoi, we believe that they are well-qualified for membership in the Kubernetes organization. We appreciate @ianychoi's contributions to the project and look forward to their continued involvement as a member of the community.

Recommendation

As a community-driven project, Kubernetes relies on the contributions and involvement of its members to drive its growth and success. In this article, we'll answer some frequently asked questions about the Kubernetes community membership process.

Q: What is the Kubernetes community membership process?

A: The Kubernetes community membership process is a formal process that allows individuals to become members of the Kubernetes community. This process involves reviewing the community membership guidelines, meeting the requirements outlined in the guidelines, and being sponsored by two members of the community.

Q: What are the requirements for community membership?

A: The requirements for community membership include:

Reviewing the community membership guidelines
Enabling 2FA on your GitHub account
Subscribing to the Kubernetes dev e-mail list
Actively contributing to one or more Kubernetes subprojects
Having two sponsors who meet the requirements outlined in the community membership guidelines
Having your sponsors agree to sponsor your application
Verifying that your sponsors are from different member companies
Verifying that your sponsors are a reviewer or approver in at least one OWNERS file within one of the Kubernetes GitHub organizations (excluding the contributor-playground)
Updating your affiliation in gitdm and openprofile.dev
Taking the Inclusive Open Source Community Orientation course (optional)

Q: What is the role of a community member?

A: As a community member, you will be expected to:

Contribute to the Kubernetes project through code, documentation, or other means
Participate in community discussions and decision-making processes
Help to promote the Kubernetes project and its values
Respect and adhere to the community membership guidelines and code of conduct

Q: How do I apply for community membership?

A: To apply for community membership, you will need to:

Review the community membership guidelines
Meet the requirements outlined in the guidelines
Identify two sponsors who meet the requirements outlined in the guidelines
Have your sponsors agree to sponsor your application
Submit your application through the Kubernetes community membership process

Q: What is the timeline for the community membership process?

A: The community membership process typically takes several weeks to several months to complete, depending on the complexity of the application and the availability of the community membership committee.

Q: Can I appeal a decision made by the community membership committee?

A: Yes, you can appeal a decision made by the community membership committee. To do so, you will need to submit a written appeal to the committee, explaining why you believe the decision was incorrect.

Q: What are the benefits of community membership?

A: As a community member, you will have access to:

Early access to new features and releases
Opportunities to contribute to the Kubernetes project
Networking opportunities with other community members
Recognition as a community member on the Kubernetes website and other platforms

Q: How do I maintain my community membership?

A: To maintain your community membership, you will need to:

Continue to contribute to the Kubernetes project
Participate in community discussions and decision-making processes
Respect and adhere to the community membership guidelines and code of conduct
Update your affiliation in gitdm and openprofile.dev
Take the Inclusive Open Source Community Orientation course (optional)

Conclusion

The Kubernetes community membership process is a formal process that allows individuals to become members of the Kubernetes community. By understanding the requirements and benefits of community membership, you can take the first step towards becoming a valued member of the Kubernetes community.