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Revision as of 19:55, 23 July 2009
Developers can support the development of Lustre by submitting code or testing pre-release versions.
Code
Find out what you need to know to contribute to Lustre's open-source code.
- Join the Lustre Development Mailing List for developers.
- Read the Contribution Policy before testing or submitting code.
- Use Open CVS to download pre-release versions of Lustre for coding or test.
- Follow Coding Guidelines to avoid problems during Lustre code merges.
- Use the Doxygen tool to write reference documentation while Documenting Code.
Developer Resources
- Lustre Architecture wiki offers feature and architectural descriptions, quality attribute scenarios, and vision & scope articles about Lustre.
- Lustre design documents
- High-Level Designs describe the overall design of Lustre features and projects.
- Detailed-Level Designs describe the design of individual aspects of a project.
- Resources for high-profile Lustre features under development
- Lustre FAQ Popular topics, issues and questions from the Lustre community.
Test
Read helpful information for testing Lustre.
