Joining the Community

We are thrilled you have decided to join our community. We have a growing Slack community where current and aspiring MLOps leaders discuss and share lessons and challenges from their experience working with data, ML and DevOps.

Now that you have received your invite, please do the following:

• Read our code of conduct
• Enter your full name (this community will work best if we are all real humans), but feel free to add a custom “display name”
• Add a headline in the “what I do” box (can be “title @ company” or anything that helps people know who they are chatting with)
  • Important: if you are a software vendor, it is required that you list your affiliation in your profile, at a minimum. If you are often discussing your product or your competitors’ products, it’s even better if you can highlight your affiliation in your display name.
• Add a profile photo
• Introduce yourself in the #introduce-yourself channel

In Slack, remember that channels are free. If you want to start a conversation on a topic that doesn’t have a channel dedicated to it, Reach out to one of the admins and we will start one up.

Quick reminders

The zoom link for our meetups is https://go.mlops.community/meetup It is also pinned on the #general Channel for easy access

We have a #suggest a speaker channel if you would like to hear from someone particular.

Feel free to promote yourself or your company as shamelessly as you want in the #be-shameless channel

Lazy posts

If you just put a link to your LinkedIn or Twitter post, I think that is lazy, please don’t. Add some context, or better yet bring the post into slack and make it native. You won’t get rewarded with “likes” or a viral tweet but you may create a great discussion.

Cross Posts

Please do not do it unless you put context around why you are doing it.

Participating in the Slack community

In general, in this community, we trust that everyone will behave in ways that they believe are appropriate. There are some hard-and-fast rules in our code of conduct, which we expect everyone to adhere to: specifically, rules prohibiting harassment and intolerant behavior. However, in general, we prefer to have guidelines for behavior rather than hard-and-fast rules in a way that promotes organic growth and discussion.

Immortalizing Threads