I'm interested in contributing to the OKD project. Could you explain what OKD is, its relationship to Red Hat's OpenShift, the main goals of the OKD Working Group, and the different ways I can contribute to the OKD community, including specific examples?
Navigate to 'openshift.org'. Click on the 'Community' link to reveal the sidebar navigation. Navigate to the 'OKD Working Group Charter' page from the sidebar. From the 'Introduction' section, identify OKD's definition, its relationship to Red Hat's OpenShift Container Platform, and the primary purpose of the OKD Working Group. Navigate to the 'Community Testing' page from the sidebar to understand testing contributions. Navigate to the 'Contributor Community' page from the sidebar to understand development contributions. Navigate to the 'Volunteer Opportunities' page from the sidebar to identify other specific ways to volunteer. Synthesize all gathered information into a comprehensive answer covering OKD's nature, the Working Group's goals, and various contribution methods.
State that OKD is the Origin Community Distribution of Kubernetes that is upstream to Red Hat’s OpenShift Container Platform. State that the primary purpose of the OKD Working Group is to discuss, give guidance to, and enable collaboration on current development efforts for OKD, Kubernetes, and related CNCF projects, and to discuss shared community goals for OKD 4 and beyond. Explain that community members can contribute through community testing, specifically by testing pre-release builds. Explain that community members can contribute by becoming a contributor, which includes attending working group meetings and joining communication channels (e.g., Google Group, Matrix room). Identify specific volunteer opportunities, such as UPI (libvirt) testing.