# How to Get Support

There are several ways to get help with Varbase, whether you are looking for community assistance or professional support.

## Community Support

### Drupal.org Issue Queue

The primary channel for reporting bugs, requesting features, and asking technical questions is the Varbase issue queue on Drupal.org:

<https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/varbase>

Before creating a new issue, search the existing issues to check if your question or problem has already been reported or addressed.

### Slack

Join the Varbase community on Slack for real-time discussions, questions, and community interaction:

<http://slack.varbase.vardot.com/>

The Slack workspace is a good place to ask quick questions, share ideas, and connect with other Varbase users and developers.

### GitHub

Varbase source code and related projects are available on GitHub under the Vardot organization:

<https://github.com/Vardot>

You can browse the source code, fork repositories, and submit pull requests through GitHub.

## Professional Support

### Vardot

[Vardot](https://www.vardot.com/) is the company behind Varbase and offers professional services including:

* **Technical support**: Dedicated support for Varbase installations and configurations.
* **Custom development**: Tailored development services to extend Varbase for your specific requirements.
* **Consulting**: Architecture review, performance optimization, and migration planning.
* **Training**: Workshops and training sessions for development teams and content editors.

Visit <https://www.vardot.com/> to learn more about professional support options.

## Reporting Security Issues

If you discover a security vulnerability in Varbase, do **not** report it in the public issue queue. Instead, follow the [Drupal security reporting process](https://www.drupal.org/drupal-security-team) to ensure the issue is handled responsibly.


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