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This series of articles will help you get started contributing to the Apache Hadoop Ozone project.

What is Ozone?

Ozone is a distributed key-value store designed to scale to billions of objects and run on clusters of thousands of nodes.

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Ozone is a work in progress and currently in alpha state. To try it out, please download a release from Ozone website.

Try it out!

The following page describes your options: Evaluate Ozone

Contribute

Ozone is a part of the Apache Hadoop project. The bug tracking system for Ozone is under the Apache Jira project named HDDS.

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If you have never contributed to Apache Hadoop before, then you may find it useful to read How To Contribute.


What can I contribute?

We welcome contributions of:

  1. Code. File a bug and submit a patch, or pick up any one of the unassigned Jiras.
    1. Newbie Ozone jiras - https://s.apache.org/OzoneNewbieJiras
    2. All open and unassigned Ozone jiras - https://s.apache.org/OzoneUnassignedJiras.
  2. Documentation Improvements. You can submit improvements to either:
    1. Ozone website. Instructions are here: Modifying the Ozone Website
    2. Developer docs. These are markdown files checked into the Apache Hadoop Source tree. E.g. https://github.com/apache/ozone/blob/trunk/hadoop-hdds/docs/content/GettingStarted.md
    3. This wiki page. Please contact us at dev@ozone.apache.org and we can provide you write access to the wiki.
  3. Unit Tests (JUnit)
  4. Acceptance Tests. The Ozone source code includes a set of docker-based acceptance tests. See this guide for running the available acceptance tests - (moved) Running Ozone Smoke Tests and Unit Tests.
  5. or just file bugs. Bug reports pointing out broken functionality, docs, or suggestions for improvements are always welcome!


Who To Contact

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact dev@ozone.apache.org.

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