Purpose and audience

The Membership Hub addresses current CNCF members rather than prospective applicants, describing itself as a compass for navigating the membership journey. It states that members gain access to a variety of member programmes and benefits intended to support collaboration and engagement within the community. The page applies equally to members who have just joined and those involved for many years. Questions about membership are directed to the CNCF Membership FAQ.

  • For existing CNCF members
  • Curated resources on member programmes and benefits
  • Membership FAQ linked for questions

Source: Membership Hub – For Current Members | CNCF

Ways to get involved

The hub groups participation into six themes: Learn, Engage, Contribute, Amplify, Subscribe and Follow. Learning materials include the CNCF Charter, the Code of Conduct and the CNCF Overview Deck. Members are invited to attend community and member-only meetings each month, to review the Contributor Guide for code and non-code contributions, and to add their company to the CNCF Landscape by opening a pull request. Subscribing covers CNCF mailing lists, newsletters and the Slack workspace.

  • Learn – Charter, Code of Conduct, CNCF Overview Deck
  • Engage – community and member-only monthly meetings
  • Contribute – Contributor Guide, working groups, mentorship, project communities
  • Amplify – add your company to the CNCF Landscape via pull request
  • Subscribe – mailing lists, newsletters, Slack
  • Follow – Twitter/X, Bluesky, LinkedIn, GitHub, YouTube

Source: Membership Hub – For Current Members | CNCF

Technical collaboration

The page lists technical avenues open to members and the wider community. Members are invited to attend public Technical Oversight Committee meetings and subscribe to the TOC mailing list. Technical Advisory Groups scale contributions from the technical and user community, with meetings listed on the CNCF Community Calendar. CNCF also provides support, oversight and direction for cloud native projects, with donation guidance on GitHub, alongside the Ambassador Program and Mentorship Programs.

  • Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) meetings and mailing list
  • Technical Advisory Groups (TAGs) via the CNCF Community Calendar
  • CNCF Projects, including project donation information on GitHub
  • Ambassador Program with published responsibilities and requirements
  • Mentorship Programs for mentors and mentees

Source: Membership Hub – For Current Members | CNCF

Marketing programmes and member desk

Marketing opportunities listed on the hub include the member-only CNCF Marketing Committee meetings, Online Programs covering on-demand and livestream formats, Video Spotlight, the CNCF blog for vendor-neutral open source content, CNCF events such as KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, project events and KCDs, and a downloadable CNCF Membership badge for branding. To receive an invitation to the private Marketing Committee meetings, members submit a Member Desk ticket. The page also references a Membership Participation Guide and a Training and Certification section among additional opportunities.

  • Member-only Marketing Committee meetings
  • Member Desk ticket for meeting invitations
  • Online Programs – on-demand and livestream
  • Video Spotlight for members
  • CNCF blog submissions for vendor-neutral content
  • CNCF events including KubeCon + CloudNativeCon and KCDs
  • CNCF Membership badge for branding

Source: Membership Hub – For Current Members | CNCF

Sources

  1. Membership Hub – For Current Members | CNCF https://www.cncf.io/membership-hub/ Verified 25 Oct 2026

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