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- EdgeX Foundry Web Site : provides general information about the project, membership (and how to become a members), news/announcements, and governance.
Chat, Q&A and Discussions
- EdgeX Foundry Slack GitHub Discussions Site: place to ask a question of the EdgeX developers and community. You will also find project related announcements (such as upcoming meeting reminders, release schedule, etc.) there too. There are many channels to allow you to get your question to the right audience. If you are unsure of what channel to post your question to, post it to the #general channel and people will help you get it directed into the proper channel on response. FYI - the project used to use Rocket Chat as its quick chat communication channel. Rocket Chat is now considered archived, but conversations found Rocket Chat may be able to answer a question you have.GitHub disccussins are persisted and can be searched so users are able to find answers to previously asked questions.
Technical Documentation
- EdgeX Foundry Technical Documentation: This website contains the technical documentation (architecture, micro service descriptions, API documents, getting started guides, examples, and more).Latest documentation (work in progress): This website is the same documentation as above, but includes the latest updates and work in progress toward the next release. It will often contain materials that may or may not be found in the current release - so use this documentation with some caution. It may also contain updates and improvements to the existing documentation.
Email Forum
In addition to the above, you can post a question to the EdgeX Foundry email reflectors (email forums). Search the email archive and sign up for email here: EdgeX Email Subgroups. You will find there are many emails lists (subgroups) so you may want to research your question in the archives to get a sense of which group is more likely to provide the answer to your question.
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