(chore)GSoD: Project Proposal Page (#2603)

* (chore)GSoD: Project Proposal Page

Signed-off-by: ksatchit <[email protected]>

* (chore)GSoD: Clarify scope of work and provide budget info

Signed-off-by: ksatchit <[email protected]>

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+# GSoD @LitmusChaos
+
+## Introduction
+
+Hello All! This doc contains the "project proposal" for LitmusChaos's participation in the 2021 [Google Season of Docs](https://developers.google.com/season-of-docs). We look forward to a productive and fun experience working with the technical writers that come on board! 
+
+## About LitmusChaos
+
+Litmus is a Cloud-Native Chaos Engineering platform that helps SREs & Developers identify and fix weaknesses in their system. It is a CNCF
+Sandbox project with adoption across several organizations. Litmus has a thriving community that lives in [Kubernetes Slack](https://kubernetes.slack.com/?redir=%2Farchives%2FCNXNB0ZTN). You can find out more about Litmus and it's evolution from the [blog](https://dev.to/t/litmuschaos) or [videos](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmM1fgu30seVGFyNIEyDgAq6KnzgW2p3m). 
+
+## State of LitmusChaos Documentation 
+
+The steps for getting started with Litmus & procedure for running individual chaos experiments are available in the [Docs Website](https://docs.litmuschaos.io). The Litmus architecture is available in the [Wiki](https://github.com/litmuschaos/litmus/wiki/Litmus-Architecture), with contribution docs
+spread across the different sub-projects/repositories contained within the [LitmusChaos](https://github.com/litmuschaos) GitHub organization. This includes
+guides detailing how developers can contribute to the [Chaos Experiment suite](https://github.com/litmuschaos/litmus-go/tree/master/contribute/developer-guide) and the [documentation](https://github.com/litmuschaos/litmus-docs/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md) itself. 
+
+Like minded folks from the community interested in improving documentation have formed a special interest group (SIG-Docs), that meets at every Monday @8PM IST on the community [zoom meet](https://zoom.us/j/91358162694). 
+
+Litmus is undergoing a major version change (to 2.0. Currently in beta). The community plans to move to Docusaurus-2 as the platform of choice for hosting the documentation. 
+
+## Project Idea: Create Tutorials for Litmus 2.0 
+
+### Problems
+
+- The current docs are helpful for intermediate-level chaos-practitioners. We still lack enough simple, easy-to-navigate guides that help beginners 
+or support quick evaluation. 
+- Litmus 2.0 offers a newer approach to chaos experimentation compared to the 1.x releases. It uses a portal/dashboard driven approach that allows for 
+several user flows. These are still not documented. 
+- Litmus integrates with a wide-variety of tools/frameworks in the CNCF ecosystem - monitoring tools, CI/CD systems etc., which are not documented fully
+
+### Scope of Work
+
+One of the solutions mooted by the community and maintainers team is to create an initial set of "tutorials" based on [GoogleCodeLabs](https://github.com/googlecodelabs/tools) for a list of common user flows - that include usage of the litmus portal (2.0) & integration with other cloud native tools. These tutorials will be featured on the LitmusChaos project/docs website. 
+
+While the existing documentation framework (and upcoming one based on docusaurus-2) is expected to contain architecture, experiment and other conceptual 
+details that will help intermediate-level/advanced chaos practitioners build out their usecases, the tutorials are expected to be what the users will most 
+benefit from to get started and familiarize themselves with Litmus. 
+
+The GSoD collaborator is expected to work on tutorials in the following areas and publish them, while setting up the source artifacts for further scale 
+and easy contributions from the community. 
+
+- How to Get Started: Installation of Litmus via Helm, Portal Set-up, Execution of a Simple Chaos Worflow on a local/remote Target
+- How to Construct Custom Chaos Workflows (Using Portal, LitmusCtl)
+- How to create teams & manage users
+- How to enable GitOps driven Chaos Workflow Management and Execution
+- How to Visualize Chaos Using Chaos-Interleaved Application Dashboards
+- How to setup Automated Hypothesis Validation using Litmus Probes
+- How to use Resilience Grading & Chaos Analytics
+- How to Integrate with Gitlab, GitHubActions, Spinnaker, Keptn
+
+### How would we measure success
+
+- Decrease in the number of basic usage related questions on the slack community
+- Decrease in the number of GitHub issues related to queries/missing information
+- Better SEO for LitmusChaos related concepts 
+- Increase in non-code/docs contributors to enhance the tutorials (improvements to existing ones or contribute new ones)
+
+### Skills Needed
+
+- The participant is expected to be comfortable in following steps/docs provided by the Litmus developers, following instructions to test them 
+for correctness & re-write in the tutorial format. This involves basic Git usage, setting up a local development environment for docs and using
+a Kubernetes cluster (the instructions and assistance for last requirement will be provided by a volunteer team from the community)
+
+### Budget Details
+
+|Budget Item|Amount(in USD)|Running Total| Notes |
+------------|------|-------------|-------|
+|Tutorials Creation for Litmus 2.0| 6000.00 | 6000.00 |  |
+|Volunteer Stipends | 500 | 8000.00 | 4 volunteer stipends x 500 each |
+|**Total** | | 8000.00 | | 
+
+### Mentors Team 
+
+You can reach out to following folks from the LitmusChaos community for queries &  assistance
+
+- [email protected] (@ksatchit)
+- [email protected] (@rajdas98)
+- [email protected] (@k8s-dev)
+- [email protected] (@divya-mohan0209)
+
+### Contact Info
+
+Technical Writers interested in this project can reach out by sending an email to the following folks. Please include links to your technical writing
+work or portfolio/CV
+
+- [email protected]
+- [email protected]
+- [email protected]
+