cncf-rfc-and-governance

You need to write an RFC for a CNCF project when proposing significant architectural changes or major feature additions that require community input and alignment with project lifecycle standards.

Update governance documentation by reviewing and modifying key project files like CONTRIBUTING.md, GOVERNANCE.md, and SECURITY.md to ensure they meet CNCF standards and accurately reflect current contribution guidelines.

Proposing a new storage backend requires drafting an RFC to document the architectural decision and updating relevant governance files to maintain project management standards and community interaction guidelines.

Yes, understanding the project lifecycle and contribution guidelines is required, as the RFC and governance documentation process demands adherence to CNCF standards for project management and community interaction.

An RFC addresses specific architectural decisions and feature proposals requiring community feedback, while governance documentation like CONTRIBUTING.md and GOVERNANCE.md defines ongoing project management standards and interaction rules.

This guidance applies to CNCF projects generally, providing standards for writing RFCs and updating governance documentation across scenarios involving architectural decisions and community contributions.