Druid Community Goals
Druid users are all across the world and our community embraces diversity and inclusion. Whether you’re just getting started or have been a long time Druid user, our community is here to support you on your journey!
Have a question?
The Apache Druid community is here to help you get answers, solve problems, and share good practice. Visit the official Druid Community page to find a link to the project’s official Slack channel, information about local meetups, and where to connect on social media.
Free online training
Want to learn Apache Druid from the ground up? Imply provides comprehensive training courses that start with the basics and continue through schema design, cluster monitoring, and more!
Druid Audio Experience
Don’t have time for an online course? Check out the Druid podcast. Tales at Scale is an exciting new community podcast for developers, engineers, and architects. With new episodes every two weeks and guests that include Druid users and engineers, it’s a fun way to learn at your own leisure.
Topics cover the full gamut of the data ecosystem tackling everything from architecture to open source, from scaling to streaming and everything in between.
Community Member Spotlight
These are just a few of the Druid users who have been really active in the community helping others in Slack, contributing code, and participating in Druid events.
Samarth Jain
Software Engineer, Netflix
Harini Rajendran
Sr Software Engineer, Confluent
Jonathan Kaplan
DevOps Engineer, ironSource
Want to contribute?
Apache Druid is a community-led project and we are delighted to have anyone contribute for anything from minor fixes to big new features. If you’re looking for some starter projects, we maintain a list of simple projects suitable for new developers – or you can join in on code review of pull requests (even if you’re not a committer), feature suggestions, reporting bugs, documentation and usability feedback.