Community
Our NATS community consists of company end-users, partners, and OSS contributors that make up a vibrant ecosystem. If you’d like to help make NATS and its resources better, check out the Ways to Contribute below. Chances are, if you find a feature useful, others will too.
Social
Join us on any of our social platforms to learn, share, and connect with NATS.
Ways to Contribute
The best way to get started contributing to NATS is to read our Contributor’s Guide. Here are some examples of how you can contribute:
- Report or fix bugs
- Add or propose new features
- Improve our documentation
- Add or update client libraries
- Host a Meetup
- Improve this website
Please contact us with any other suggestions.
Branding
NATS is an open source project hosted by the CNCF. All colors, logos, and styles should be used as governed by the Linux Foundation/CNCF.
NATS Newsletter
Stay up to date with the latest information on NATS.
Coming Events
Join us at our upcoming events and talks. Have a suggested event or want us to join yours? Let us know info@nats.io.
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 2025
When: April 1-4, 2025
Who: Team Synadia NATS
What: TBD
Where: London, England
NATS Ambassador Program
The NATS Ambassador Program celebrates people who have demonstrated significant value in the NATS community, by developing a track record of providing valuable help through community channels as well as contributing to issues and discussions, reporting detailed bugs, suggesting code changes, and improving the NATS documentation.
How to become an ambassador
- Current NATS maintainers and ambassadors can suggest a candidate
- A semi-annual vote occurs among the maintainers and ambassadors
- The person is elected and voted in as a NATS Ambassador
Once you are chosen as an ambassador
You will -
- Be added to the AMBASSADORS.md file in the nats-io/nats-server repo
- Be added to the NATS community page with your picture and bio
- Receive unique ambassador swag 😊
- Receive a complimentary conference registration
- Participate in an optional review of the NATS roadmap
- Participate in an optional quarterly call with the NATS maintainers
Current NATS Ambassadors
Maurice van Veen
"After first stumbling upon NATS, I quickly fell in love with it. I had contributed to the Java client, and afterwards I just had to learn Go to be able to contribute to the server too! Happy to be a part of the community.
I am interested in distributed computing, fault tolerance, open source, being challenged during my work and having loads of fun while doing it!"
Check out our interview with Maurice van Veen.
Partners
We work with a variety of companies to ensure NATS is delivered in a broad range of solutions used by our community. Contact us to Partner .
