*Community

To get help or provide any feedback, the main channel is the Redis mailing list:

• Join the mailing list (Subscribe via email).

For bug reports please just use Github.

Other places where you can find people interested in Redis:

• The Redis tag on Stack Overflow.
• Follow Redis news feed on Twitter.
• The Redis community uses a Reddit sub for news and certain announcements (that also always go to the ML): /r/redis sub on Reddit.
• Meet people interested in Redis in the #redis channel on Freenode (web access link).

*Project governance

Redis has adopted a light governance model that is intended to be a meritocracy, aiming to empower individuals who demonstrate a long-term commitment and make significant contributions.

For more information refer to the Governance page.

*Conferences and meetups

• Redis annual conference 2020
• Redis Day Seattle
• Redis Day Bangalore
• London Redis Meetup Group
• San Francisco Meetup Group
• New York Meetup Group
• #RedisTLV (Tel Aviv Redis) Meetup Group
• Paris Redis Meetup

*Contributing to Redis

Would you like to contribute a feature to Redis?

1. Drop a message to the mailing list with your proposal. Make sure you explain what the use case is and how the API would look like.

2. If you get good feedbacks, do the following to submit a patch:

   1. Fork the official repository.
   2. Clone your fork: git clone git@github.com:<your-username>/redis.git
   3. Make sure tests are passing for you: make && make test
   4. Create a topic branch: git checkout -b new-feature
   5. Add tests and code for your changes.
   6. Once you're done, make sure all tests still pass: make && make test
   7. Commit and push to your fork.
   8. Create an issue with a link to your patch.
   9. Sit back and enjoy.

There are other ways to help:

• Fix a bug or share your experience on issues

• Improve the documentation

• Help maintain or create new client libraries

• Improve this very website