RoadRunner
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    • Grafana
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  • 🔀Workflow Engine
    • Temporal.io
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    • Migration from RRv1 to RRv2
    • Spiral Framework
    • Yii
    • Symfony
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  • 🧪Experimental Features
    • List of the Experimental Features
  • 🚨Error codes
    • CRC validation failed
    • Allocate Timeout
  • 📚Releases
    • v2025.1.1
    • v2025.1.0
    • v2024.3.5
    • v2024.3.4
    • v2024.3.3
    • v2024.3.2
    • v2024.3.1
    • v2024.3.0
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Are you interested in helping out with RoadRunner? It's an open-source project that needs the help of developers like you to keep it running and make it even better. There are lots of ways you can get involved.

Support Questions

If you have any questions or need advice or suggestions, feel free to join our for support from the RoadRunner maintainers and community members.

Issues

If you come across any issues or security vulnerabilities while using RoadRunner, please report them. The maintainers take these matters very seriously and will do their best to address them as soon as possible. You can report issues or vulnerabilities by in roadrunner-server/roadrunner GitHub repository.

Pull Requests

One way to contribute to the RoadRunner is by submitting pull requests on GitHub. If you have a fix or improvement, you can submit a , and it will be reviewed by the maintainers.

Commercial Support

To further enhance the development and growth of the project, we have introduced the . This initiative enables individuals, businesses, and organizations to contribute financially and help sustain our work, ensuring the continued success of the project.

Why Sponsor RoadRunner?

By sponsoring our project, you are directly supporting the development of new features, improvements to existing functionalities, and the overall stability and performance of the software. Your contributions will help us maintain a vibrant, innovative, and thriving community that benefits users across the globe.

How to Become a Sponsor

We are deeply grateful for the generosity of our sponsors and their commitment to the RoadRunner community. Together, we can continue to drive innovation and deliver outstanding solutions for users worldwide.**

Contributors

RoadRunner is an incredibly successful project thanks to the dedication and commitment of a global community that works tirelessly to improve, test, and refine its features. With a large and diverse group of active contributors from various parts of the world, the project has continued to evolve and deliver exceptional results. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to all those who have contributed their time, expertise, and passion to the project.

To become a RoadRunner sponsor, simply visit our and choose the sponsorship tier that best suits your preferences and level of commitment. Follow the provided instructions to complete the sponsorship process, and you'll be well on your way to supporting the continued success of the RoadRunner project.

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