Due to a ransomware attack, the wiki was reverted to a July 2022 version. . We apologize for the lack of a more recent valid backup.
ONOS provides three ways to exchange information within the Community:
- IRC channel
- mailing-lists
- Q&A forum (ask.onosproject.org)
The official ONOS IRC channel is #onos on irc.freenode.net, you can find a convenient webchat app at webchat.freenode.net.
ONOS has a Q&A forum for succinct questions and answers ( moderated and managed by the community). All lengthy discussions belong on the mailing list below.
ONOS uses Google Groups for its mailing lists. Unless otherwise noted, they are all public - anyone can join, follow and post.
To join ONOS groups, click on the links below.
When adding a new list add it to the following table with a link to the google group to make it easy to join or visit the group.
| Address | Archive | Description | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| onos-announce@onosproject.org | Link | General ONOS announcements. | This list is used to let ONOS community know of events and other notifications. You should be on this list. |
| onos-discuss@onosproject.org | Link | General ONOS discussion list. | This list is for general discussions related to ONOS topics that do not fall under onos-dev and onos-user. Good idea to be on this list. |
| onos-dev@onosproject.org | Link | ONOS developer discussions. | This list is for all ONOS development related discussions. If you are a developer, you should be on this list. |
| onos-test@onosproject.org | Link | ONOS developer discussions. | This list is for all ONOS test activities related discussions. If you are a tester, you should be on this list. |
| onos-co@onosproject.org | Link | ONOS discussions about the central offices use-case. | This list is for all ONOS Central Offices use-case related discussions. If you are working on the central offices use-case you should be on this list. |