Networking and interaction among Release Train Engineers (RTEs) are essential for sharing knowledge and improving job skills. One effective way for RTEs to network and interact is to join or form a community of practice1. This community serves as a platform for RTEs to share experiences, learn from each other, and discuss challenges and solutions related to their roles. It provides a collaborative environment where RTEs can support each other in their continuous learning journey and contribute to the collective knowledge of the community. By participating in such a community, RTEs can stay updated on best practices, gain new insights, and apply them to improve the effectiveness of their Agile Release Trains.