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!Note: Despite the page title referencing IRC, the Lustre community has largely moved from IRC to '''Slack'''. The primary Slack workspace is [https://lustre.slack.com lustre.slack.com]. See the [[#Slack|Slack]] section below for join links. | |||
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=== Mailing Lists === | === Mailing Lists === | ||
Revision as of 10:23, 30 April 2026
| Note: Despite the page title referencing IRC, the Lustre community has largely moved from IRC to Slack. The primary Slack workspace is lustre.slack.com. See the Slack section below for join links. |
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Mailing Lists
General
- lustre-announce A low traffic announcements-only mailing list. Keep up to date with the latest Lustre news and events.
- lustre-discuss The main mailing list for Lustre users and administrators. Discuss all aspects of designing, installing, configuring, using, and maintaining a Lustre filesystem.
- lustre-devel The primary mailing list for discussing Lustre software development.
Working Groups
- lwg The OpenSFS Lustre Working Group (LWG) is the place the where the participants of OpenSFS come together to coordinate their software development efforts for the Lustre high-performance, Open Source, parallel filesystem.
- dwg The OpenSFS Documentation Working Group (DWG) allows collaboration to improve the Lustre Operations Manual and other Lustre-related documentation (this wiki, man pages, etc.) to help new and experienced Lustre users find the information they need.
- lustre-org The Lustre.org Working Group (LOWG) manages the lustre.org web domain and its associated content.
Slack
Linux Lustre Client Slack channel
- Drop by and say hello, and talk about Lustre development.
- Link to joining the Slack channel