(Already have an LFID from a different project? You are good to go, just use the one you have to login to the ONAP wiki or other tools)
Most of the information on this wiki is viewable as an anonymous user, however an LFID is needed to access some content areas and it is ultimately required if you will be contributing to the project in any way.
Not only is an LFID is you passport to ONAP, it is also used by LFN Communities such as ODL, FD.io, OPNFV and dozens of other Projects from all areas of the Linux Foundation.
To obtain an LFID go to the Linux Foundation Portal, select the option to create a new account, and complete the form. Note that an LFID must be Linux user name compliant (no space and no underscore)
Please do this first, even if you only plan to passively browse content as it will save you (and potentially our IT team) headaches in the future.
3 Comments
Kevin Smokowski
Was this page renamed? https://www.onap.org/home/community links to https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/Joining+the+Community which no longer exists. This page is named https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/Joining+the+ONAP+Technical+Community which seems to be the closest match. How should the broken link on https://www.onap.org/home/community be reported and fixed?
Kenny Paul
Thank you Kevin. Yes, this is the correct page. I've fixed the link on onap.org.
Michel Medeiros
Great Introduction