All Things Open 2020
2020-10-19..2020-10-20
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[All Things Open 2019, All Things Open 2020, All Things Open 2021, All Things Open 2022, All Things Open 2023, All Things Open 2024, All Things Open 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| All Things Open 2020 Keynote Speakers Day #1 | Erica Brescia | 01h 49m |
Key specifics: GitHub projects forecast the next 50 million developers (50M → 100M) and a single June TensorFlow commit is already in ~23,500 repos and touches… | ||
| All Things Open 2020 Keynote Speakers Day #2 | Angie Jones | 01h 36m |
Four short keynotes give concrete takeaways: a set of 10 guidelines for surviving code reviews (don’t take it personally, contribute reviews, collaborate… | ||
| The Next 50 Million Developers (Keynote) | Erica Brescia | 17m |
Claims concrete numbers and programs: 50 million developers now 100 million in five years, a projected global talent gap of 85.2 million skilled workers and… | ||
| 10 Commandments of Navigating Code Reviews | Angie Jones | 16m |
Ten concrete rules: a list of ten guidelines that aim to help underrepresented contributors navigate biased and rude feedback, backed by a cited study that… | ||
| All Things Open 2020 Keynote (Speakers Only) Day #1 | Erica Brescia | 01h 12m |
Claims that GitHub hosts 50 million developers and expects to reach 100 million in five years, backed by concrete reach metrics: a single TensorFlow commit is… | ||
| All Things Open 2020 Keynote (Speakers Only) Day #2 | Angie Jones | 01h 02m |
A set of ten concrete rules — the 10 commandments — explains how to survive and shorten code review cycles: assume comments target the code, detach from a… | ||
| Open Source Licenses at the Center | Chris DiBona | 14m |
Open source licenses shape governance and reuse beyond code: Google just releases Medici clinical trial simulator (BSD) — Jupyter notebooks and tools for… | ||
| Security is Everyone's Responsibility | Marten Mickos | 12m |
Argues that security becomes measurable practice not posture: design security into products, use HackerOne style bug‑bounties and retros to find real flaws… | ||
| The Future of Open Source Looks like Cloud (Keynote) | Matt Asay | 23m |
Claim: cloud doesn’t eat open source, it enables it — cloud removes per‑server licensing friction so projects scale. Evidence: 10,000 contributors on Drupal… | ||
| Call for Code regional winner + OS Grant winner | Ndu Emuchay, Brad Topol | 05m |
Announces concrete contributions: five solution starters for Call for Code for Racial Justice addressing voting, incident reporting, local policy and public… | ||
| An Animated Guide to Vue 3 Reactivity and Internals | Sarah Drasner | 21m |
Explains how Vue 3 actually implements reactivity: proxies as core detection intercept get/set, the runtime records dependencies with maps and sets and uses… | ||
| Open Source in Africa (Keynote) | Shedrack Akintayo | 15m |
Presented by: Shedrack Akintayo, Cloud Foundry Foundation
Presented at All Things Open 2020
Abstract: According to Github reports earlier this year, A certain… | ||
| A Behaviors-Based Approach to Progress Through Simple Starts | Wendy John | 13m |
Claims a simple starts behavior-change method yields measurable progress by shifting three to four everyday habits rather than whole-culture overhaul. Cites… | ||
| Free Software & Open Access for Development: Outstanding debt in Latin America | Beatriz Busaniche | 43m |
Fundación Vía Libre frames Latin America with concrete stakes: 40% of people live under the poverty line and 55% of children under 15 are below it. Examples of… | ||
| How India can Contribute to the Global OSS Community | Venkatesh Hariharan | 26m |
India already builds and operates massive public digital infrastructure and can shift from consumer to contributor by focusing on reusable components, tooling… | ||
| Open Source in Africa | Shedrack Akintayo | 25m |
GitHub shows rapid growth in African contributions — Nigeria up ~59% and Morocco ~65% year‑over‑year — and communities register real scale: Open Source… | ||
| Over a Decade of Building an Open Source Community in Asia | Hong Phuc Dang | 42m |
A decade-plus community builds concrete open projects: an event platform Eventyay with ticketing, schedule drag‑and‑drop and BigBlueButton integration; a… | ||
| OpenUK: The UK’s Open Technology Gateway | Amanda Brock | 37m |
OpenUK claims a UK-wide industry advocacy model uniting the “3 Opens” and already ships concrete outputs: a kids course of 10 animated lessons narrated by… | ||
| AI – Addressing the Challenges of Today’s Data Scientists | Jeff Reser, Alessandro Festa | 42m |
Claims a concrete path to get models into production by reducing infrastructure friction and shows two live demos that wire a Jupyter notebook into… | ||
| The ML Mindset for Managers | Krishna Chytanya Ayyagari | 44m |
Contrasts explicit rules with models that learn, showing an Atari agent that goes from random to flawless play after ~120 minutes and discovers a novel… | ||
| Deep Learning with PyTorch | Sachin Solkhan | 47m |
Builds a convolutional neural network in a Jupyter notebook using PyTorch, loads the CIFAR-10 dataset on Kaggle/Colab with GPU, trains for about ten epochs and… | ||
| Leverage Power of Machine Learning with ONNX | Ron Lyle Dagdag | 45m |
Claims that ONNX is an interoperable model format and shows concrete proofs: a demo export ML.NET to ONNX and run ONNX in Python and Node that produces correct… | ||
| eXplainable Predictive Decisioning | Matteo Mortari, Daniele Zonca | 38m |
A standards-based pipeline combining PMML for predictive models and DMN decision tables is presented, where PMML models persist and are invoked from DMN so… | ||
| Catch me if you can - How to use AI to fight Fraud, Waste and Abuse (FWA)? | Cupid Chan | 48m |
Workflow combines Medicare Provider Utilization and Payment Data (2012–2017) with the LEIE excluded individuals and entities list via NPI to label ~54 million… | ||
| AI Bias Testing and Mitigation: How to Choose the Right Open Source Tools | Melinda Thielbar | 38m |
Compares three named tools and says which to use: Audit AI = quick pass/fail gives disparate impact and threshold plots with minimal code; AIF 360 for… | ||
| Meet The Company | Darcy (Krug) Villasenor, Brian Fox, Sue Jasmin | 39m |
Company describes concrete hiring plan (about 60 hires in the next few months), product focus (repository manager and a new Lifecycle product) and engineering… | ||
| MySQL Indexes, Histograms, Locking Options, and Other Ways to Speed Up Your Queries | Dave Stokes | 01h 30m |
Indexes speed lookups but add write and storage overhead; histograms give the optimizer a cheaper distribution for non‑indexed columns (max 1024 buckets) and… | ||
| Open Source, DevOps, and Telework at NSA | Jacob DePriest | 40m |
NSA has published open source for 20 years and now ships specific projects like Red Hawk (took 18 months to publicize), Guidera, and the newly released Skill… | ||
| Big Data made easy with a Spark (3.0) | Jean-Georges Perrin | 01h 48m |
Hands-on labs that actually load CSVs, infer schemas and run locally with Spark 3.0 and Java 8 (Eclipse or equivalent required), including a data‑quality step… | ||
| JFrog Artifactory Open Source For Artifact Life-cycle Management | John Peterson | 43m |
Claims that Artifactory OSS uses the same core codebase as commercial and that a full instance installs via Helm on GKE are demonstrated: Helm chart on GKE… | ||
| The Gravitational Pull | Kafi Payne | 44m |
Gravitational describes a 47 person startup with 47 employees, 19 engineers across three teams in four countries and offices in Seattle Oakland and Toronto now… | ||
| Open Source as a Service to Modernize Healthcare | Kate Agnew | 37m |
Optum runs Kafka Cassandra and Elasticsearch as self‑service platforms, deploying Kubernetes on 400+ bare metal servers and adding Kafka on Kubernetes in April… | ||
| The Terazo Durham Work Experience | Kim Thies | 04m |
Terazo presents concrete team and product details: 65 employees company-wide with 15 in Durham, started as API work and now builds portals, web apps and data… | ||
| Fidelity Investments: Defining the Future of Financial Innovation | Ashley Glover, Wes McCray | 45m |
States a concrete hiring footprint — Merrimack, Raleigh/Durham, Westlake and >150 open roles — and claims 2.5 billion annual tech investment backing new work… | ||
| Open Source Design Contributions for your OSS project | Abigail Makolo, Eriol Fox | 02h 19m |
Open Design claims a repeatable way to get designers into OSS: ran design jams with Adobe Designit and Ushahidi (Berlin, Seattle, Taipei, Bangalore), built a… | ||
| Building Secure Kubernetes Clusters with Identity Management | Marc Boorshtein | 01h 59m |
Claims building a secure Kubernetes cluster with identity first and shows it actually working: integrates a running cluster with OpenID Connect via OpenUnison… | ||
| Partnerships in Open Source - the friends you didn't know you had | Tyler Bell, Nureen D'Souza | 40m |
Capital One describes a five year open source first transformation: launched an OSPO in 2015, runs CI/CD at 10+ releases a day for some apps, and maintains ~20… | ||
| Cloud-native Policy Enforcement | Tim Hinrichs | 56m |
Claims that policy becomes code with Rego policy files and a single engine (opa) that is logically centralized and physically distributed; concrete… | ||
| Kubernetes Basics - a live tutorial | Burr Sutter | 03h 41m |
Live, hands‑on tutorial uses minikube + kubectl and OpenShift tooling to install a local cluster, build Docker images, push to quay.io, and deploy via… | ||
| Knowledge Glaciers (And the disappearance of institutional knowledge) | Emily Fox | 40m |
Argues that commoditization and rising as-a-Service offerings plus the automation of orchestration are stripping institutional know-how, cites containers’… | ||
| SkillTree – Gamification Made Easy | Terrence Pugh | 16m |
Open source SkillTree promises measurable gains: early deployments report dramatically increased user engagement, higher feature utilization and fewer training… | ||
| Building High Performing and Scalable Platforms Using OSS | Vinayak Hulawale, Ashish Gupta | 40m |
Capital One builds production platforms using OpenResty + nginx as the reverse proxy and runtime, implements business logic as Lua plugins, and ships an API… | ||
| 7 Things you can Learn from Microsoft's Open Source Experience | Stormy Peters | 44m |
Microsoft reports 30,000 employees linking GitHub identities, 10,000 Microsoft org repos and about 5 million usages of open source components; tooling… | ||
| How Terraform’s simple graph concepts deploy complex infrastructure as code | Pam Selle | 40m |
Claims that Terraform uses graph theory to order and execute resources, then shows it: a source‑code tour of Terraform core (Go), running init/plan/apply to… | ||
| Open Source on Purpose; Strategy, Process and Tools to Succeed | Kevin Nelson, Randy Olinger | 45m |
An enterprise OSPO builds and ships an open source tool called Barista that recursively analyzes dependency trees (one demo shows 239 transitive dependencies)… | ||
| Taking Command of Cloud Security with OPA | Josh Stella | 41m |
Cloud misconfiguration is the top cloud risk: Fugue’s survey of ~300 orgs reports 84% fear they’re already breached, 92% feel vulnerable, 76% expect… | ||
| The Open-Source Journey of the Most Unlikely Participant | Alex Scammon, Caterina Rindi | 13m |
A secretive fintech moves from closed in‑house stacks to public repos and claims measurable wins the migration keeps security and isolation but standardizes… | ||
| Virtual Book Signing – Jean-Georges Perrin | Jean-Georges Perrin | 45m |
Book claims cover Apache Spark up to Spark 3 released June, with a 600‑page Manning volume and an open GitHub repo containing Java examples in repo. Examples… | ||
| Virtual Book Signing – Lin Sun | Lin Sun | 43m |
Short O’Reilly booklet Istio Explained plus a live bookinfo app demo that is deployed into a development cluster with Istio sidecars and an Envoy filter… | ||
| Virtual Book Signing – VM Brasseur | VM Brasseur | 53m |
A new practical guide claims to be the first full book on how to contribute to open source for nonprogrammers and covers how to find the right project, set… | ||
| Three Cs to an Open Source Program Office | Justin Rackliffe | 40m |
Advocates building an OSPO that ships concrete things: an automated license policy and scanning pipeline that turns dependency data into shared shopping‑cart… | ||
| All Things Open 2020 - Erica Brescia [GitHub] | Erica Brescia | 17m |
Claim: GitHub counts 50 million developers and projects expect that to become 100 million in five years. Concrete impact: a single commit to TensorFlow reaches… | ||
| How OSPOs can Accelerate National Innovation Agendas | Clare Dillon | 35m |
Argues that creating OSPOs for universities and municipalities speeds national innovation by shaping practices not just licenses and by enabling reuse via… | ||
| TODO Group OSPO Panel Discussion | Chris Aniszczyk, Nithya A. Ruff, Justin Rackliffe | 44m |
Panel reports the TODO Group survey and publishes data at github.com/todogroup/survey and guides at todogroup.org/guides; OSPOs focus on automating compliance… | ||
| Fostering an Open Environment for Developers in a Regulated Industry | John Mark Walker | 45m |
Capital One claims a program that made the company open source first, exited its last data center this year, and finds about 90% open source composition in… | ||
| Rise of the OSPO in Industry, Academia & Municipal Gov. | Nejia Lanouar, Clare Dillon, Jacob Green | 43m |
Claims that institutions form networks of OSPOs to share code policy and funding. Shows concrete examples: lutes (BSD platform) runs ~250 services and sits… | ||
| OSPO is a Key Element for your Company, but also for the OS Ecosystem | Manrique Lopez | 37m |
Claims that an OSPO centralizes license and security checks, coordinates inbound/outbound/releasing flows, and turns consumption into strategic contribution —… | ||
| Culture of Contribution | Remy DeCausemaker | 38m |
Argues that contributions must be voluntary, purposeful, and solve real problems, and that communities shape effort via the principle of least action and the… | ||
| Underrepresented Communities in Code | Ndu Emuchay, Anesha Grant, Justin Dawkins, Stephanie Tena-Meza | 45m |
IBM announces a Call for Code for Racial Justice and posts runnable starter kits on GitHub including open sentencing and an incident accuracy reporting system… | ||
| The Technical Writers Guide to Contributing to Open Source Projects | Edidiong Asikpo | 29m |
Concrete numbers and concrete steps matter: a survey finds 90% of 5,500 respondents flag documentation as incomplete or confusing, so start by searching… | ||
| Tools for Maintaining an Open Source Project | Ben Nuttall | 38m |
Practical takeaways and concrete setups rather than platitudes: piwheels automates building Raspberry Pi compatible Python packages and gpio0 is used as a… | ||
| Kubeflow 101 on Google Cloud | Abhijeet Rajwade | 38m |
Step-by-step demo of Kubeflow on GKE using a Jupyter notebook that actually deploys Kubeflow, runs a training job for an image‑classification model, and… | ||
| Knowledge Glaciers in the Age of Automation and Cloud Native | Emily Fox | 40m |
Claim: automation, cloud commoditization, and orchestration are actively eroding decades of institutional know‑how that once required months of hands‑on… | ||
| User Experience Secrets to Better Surveys & Happier Users | Dan Zola, Kerry Thompson | 01h 38m |
Claims concrete: avoid 1–10 scales and straight‑line matrices, ask open‑ended questions first to capture user language, segment respondents by role, and prefer… | ||
| So Many Metrics, So Little Time: 5 Prometheus Exporter Best Practices | Aaron Newcomb | 41m |
Five concrete takeaways: adopt the five practices—find the right exporter, understand metrics and cardinality, set actionable golden signals—and prove them… | ||
| 6 Strategies to Bring Order to Kubernetes Security Disruptions | Loris Degioanni | 43m |
Six concrete moves: embed image scanning in CI/CD and admission controllers to block images before deployment, enforce network policies and IAM/SECcomp for… | ||
| Write for Opensource.com! | Jen Wike Huger | 33m |
Opensource.com invites submissions with a concrete pipeline: 2 million monthly readers, professional copy editing and SEO, and publishing via a Drupal CMS with… | ||
| All Things Containers - Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, Istio, GitOps and more | Brent Laster | 03h 31m |
Workshop shows concrete steps: build images and push to localhost:5000 from provided OVA, run them with Docker, then deploy via kubectl apply and helm install… | ||
| Open Source Software Licenses and Business Models Explained | Peter Zaitsev | 01h 26m |
History links license choices to business outcomes and gives concrete tradeoffs: choose goals first, then license to match whether revenue comes from support… | ||
| Behind the Scenes: Launching Google Open Source Live | Teresa Terasaki | 20m |
A community hub called Google Open Source Live launches in September as a monthly live event series that combines YouTube Live and Google Meet for four short… | ||
| The Future of Open Source Looks Like Cloud | Matt Asay | 30m |
Cloud companies account for 4 of the top 5 contributors and 7 of the top 10, and open source projects born from users power the stack: Kubernetes from Google's… | ||
| 2020 Call for Code (Global Challenge) | John Walicki, Pooja Mistry | 44m |
Call for Code presents concrete open source starters: five finalists from thousands, winner Team Aggrely wins 200000 USD to build a farmer-facing forecast and… | ||
| Containers in Depth – Understanding how containers work to better work with them | Brent Laster | 44m |
Explains how images are stacks of read only layers with a top read‑write container layer, shows Docker commands used (docker build pull run inspect history)… | ||
| Community Leadership Summit 2020 Kickoff | Jono Bacon, Deb Nicholson, Mary Thengvall, Guy Martin, Samantha Logan, Amber Graner, Nithya A. Ruff, Van Riper | 31m |
Kickoff lays out a discussion-first unconference forced online: no slides, discussion-based sessions across two tracks with a 5:00 p.m. ET wrap-up. Attendees… | ||
| Virtual Book Signing - Jenkins 2: Up and Running & Professional Git | Brent Laster | 42m |
Covers two concrete deliverables: a Jenkins 2 book that teaches pipelines as code and a Professional Git book with hands‑on labs. Explains that Jenkins X… | ||
| Virtual Book Signing - Feedback Loops | Derek E. Weeks | 47m |
A virtual 24-hour conference is built and sustained: 24-hour virtual conference, five tracks, Q&A on Slack, plus a 278-page anthology of 48 short chapters that… | ||
| Introducing CS Students to Open Source | Ellen Spertus | 15m |
Course requires students to learn command line, git and GitHub and to publish PRs using a class-first PR review workflow before upstream. Projects include App… | ||
| Promoting Diversity by Featuring the Positive Power of Open Source Projects | Greg H., Heidi E. | 15m |
Claim: open source messaging attracts underrepresented students because they value collaboration, community and social impact; survey data from Oct 2019–Feb… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Education and Open Source | Danese Cooper, Ellen Spertus, Greg Hislop, Heidi Ellis | 45m |
Faculty describe concrete classroom outcomes: students contribute to App Inventor and Habitica and build Minecraft plugins, institutions run semester‑long open… | ||
| The Human-Free Software Factory: Removing Threat | Galen Emery | 33m |
Argues for a human-free pipeline where humans only change source code, CI/CD proves provenance with checksums and a trusted artifact store, and production… | ||
| Advance Auto Parts and Open Source | Adolfo Rodriguez, Jean-Georges Perrin | 34m |
Advance Auto Parts announces its first open source project Data in the Fast Lane, a standalone, container‑ready ETL backed by Apache Spark that spawns clusters… | ||
| Planning and Running Online and In-Person Events | Amber Graner | 47m |
Checklist-first planning with mission, audience and budget drives decisions. Tools chosen include Zoom -> YouTube stream for low-barrier viewing, Slack or… | ||
| Are your Pipelines Secure? Lock-down unsecured CI/CD Pipelines | Angel Rivera | 33m |
Unsecured pipeline secrets let attackers access APIs, databases and cloud resources; the demo pipeline builds Docker images, runs tests in parallel and creates… | ||
| Connecting Community/DevRel Teams to Other Teams | Mary Thengvall | 45m |
Argues that DevRel succeeds on concrete processes not platitudes: use Trello→Slack integration so every card moved to Done posts to a public channel and… | ||
| Peel Back the Layers of Your Enterprise with the NEW Security Onion 2.0! | Doug Burks | 01h 45m |
Security Onion 2.0 is a released, container‑based IDS+host‑logging platform that actually ships: 5,000+ commits over 34 months and a million downloads underpin… | ||
| Measuring Community Health | Samantha Logan | 46m |
Shows concrete metrics and tools: counting labeled community merge requests in GitLab, tracking first-time contributor mugs and follow-up via vendor-collected… | ||
| Creating a Healthy Community Culture | Van Riper | 50m |
Adds an anonymous reporting channel for microaggressions so those burdened by reporting can offload to allies, implements public short temporary bans which… | ||
| How Diversity in Thought Builds Better Products | Vasudha Swaminathan | 26m |
Claims that diversity of thought improves products pair with concrete metrics and features: Stack Overflow reports 50 million unique monthly visitors and a new… | ||
| Demystifying SRE and DevOps | H. "Waldo" Grunenwald | 42m |
Claims that matter: SRE is a pragmatic implementation of DevOps not a slogan, Datadog uses squads and guilds to share work across product teams, and organizing… | ||
| CLS Wrap Up and Moderator Summaries | Jono Bacon | 41m |
Sessions report concrete takeaways: formal and informal mentoring pairing accelerates new community leaders, volunteering small tasks grows skills, and many… | ||
| How to Create a Sustainable Community | Deb Nicholson | 45m |
Shows concrete tactics: split one overworked role into many smaller tasks (ten people for one “Jessica”), create handoff docs and documentation given to a… | ||
| Building Diverse Teams and Projects | Guy Martin | 46m |
Research cites eight concrete moves: use software that scans job postings for biased language, require a diverse candidate slate or relist positions until… | ||
| How to Build Amazing Incentives and Rewards Panel | Jono Bacon | 44m |
Claims that incentives move members from casual to core, and that submarine incentives (surprise recognition) outperform obvious badges, get argued with data… | ||
| DevOps 101 Workshop | Kat Cosgrove | 01h 29m |
Hands‑on setup and demo of a JFrog Cloud DevOps flow: create Artifactory repos for Python and Docker, deploy a Python wheel, build/tag/push a Docker image, and… | ||
| Fostering and Mentoring New Community Leaders | Nithya A. Ruff | 42m |
Claims that mentorship plus specific practices revive failing groups and scale leaders with measurable scope for example a World Bank program supporting 400… | ||
| Transformational Leadership the DevOps Way | Alan S Koch | 36m |
Claims that the 2017 State of DevOps Report links five characteristics (vision, inspirational communication, intellectual stimulation, supportive leadership… | ||
| Best Practices In Implementing Container Image Promotion Pipelines | Baruch Sadogursky | 40m |
Argues that reproducible pipelines require build once and promote immutable images not rebuilding Dockerfiles, demonstrates a fragile public Dockerfile (link… | ||
| Microservice Continuous Delivery | Dan Garfield | 40m |
Case study shows Expedia migrating from many monoliths to microservices and hitting thousands of unmanageable Jenkins pipelines and fragile shared libraries… | ||
| Executive Panel: Best Practices | Danese Cooper, Demetris Cheatham, Ndu Emuchay, Wendy John | 56m |
IBM commits to graduate 10,000 P‑TECH students by 2025 and pledges 1,000 paid P‑TECH jobs by 2021, plus CEO Arvind Krishna circulates policy proposals and 800+… | ||
| Don’t be Afraid to Upgrade | Derek E. Weeks | 45m |
Research analyzes 24,000 open source projects and surveys 679 enterprises and shows concrete outcomes: exemplar projects release 1.5x more often and enable… | ||
| Underrepresented Inclusion & Emerging Technologies | Rochelle Newton | 18m |
Argues that wider AI and automation adoption could have reduced pandemic job loss and food insecurity, cites Google facial recognition mislabeling darker skin… | ||
| 2 for 1: How to be an Ally/Being A Better Ally | Guy Martin, Susan Wands | 52m |
A raw account of being called out in a women in tech meeting leads to concrete shifts: recognizes white male privilege as an actionable advantage, practices… | ||
| Automating the Minutia using Serverless and Gitlab CI | Hannah Joy Lehman | 45m |
Automates the daily Slack announcement by scheduling an AWS Lambda function with AWS Lambda and Serverless to POST a webhook at 7am and 3pm, gathers app… | ||
| Digital Transformation at the Speed of Government | Henry Quinn | 05m |
Legacy ColdFusion courts app gets containerized and scaled using Docker OpenShift Kubernetes, turning a week‑long per‑court deployment into 10 minutes from a… | ||
| Tech Access to the Underrepresented | Jason Brewer, Johnny Preyer | 25m |
Shows a concrete path from idea to results: donated corporate desktops to a church becomes a hands‑on curriculum after the first attempt flops and tactile… | ||
| IstioD - from microservices to monolithic | Lin Sun | 46m |
Claim: the Istio control plane consolidates seven microservices into one istiod monolith, removing Mixer, Citadel, injector, node agent and others and… | ||
| How to be Old in Tech | Lisa Smith | 47m |
Argues that tech labels anyone older than 41 is old, cites surveys (about 82% of workers are 40 or under, nearly half 46% 35 and under, and a coming one‑third… | ||
| Digital Discrimination: Cognitive Bias in Machine Learning | Saishruthi Swaminathan | 51m |
Describes concrete causes and fixes for algorithmic unfairness, citing IBM contributions and open-source fairness tools that detect bias in training data… | ||
| Unlocking High Performing Teams with Open Source | Tracy Miranda | 45m |
Claims that DORA metrics map a roadmap to high performance with concrete numbers — elite adopters are 1.75x more likely to use open source, 1.5x more likely to… | ||
| The New Stack | Alex C. Williams | 46m |
Survey with the Linux Foundation shows more than 1,000 respondents (May 5 to June 15 2020) from organizations with >10,000 employees and reports enterprise… | ||
| Open Source Licensing: Types, Strategies and Compliance | Jeff Luszcz | 01h 38m |
Explains which licenses impose concrete obligations (BSD/MIT notices, AGPL for SaaS, Commons Clause/SSPL restrictions), shows real incidents to care about… | ||
| Understanding Distributed Systems with OpenTelemetry | Austin Parker, Liz Fong Jones | 01h 28m |
Claims that OpenTelemetry gives a single set of APIs and automatic instrumentation to observe distributed systems, then demonstrates it: instrumenting a Go… | ||
| Automating Developer Things with GitHub Action | Brian Douglas | 01h 28m |
Workshop shows how to build real GitHub Actions that run on events, use Octokit/Probot and a small Ruby script, and actually perform tasks: open an issue every… | ||
| Automating your Infrastructure Deployments in the Google Cloud, Azure & AWS w/ Terraform | Devlin D. | 01h 23m |
Shows concrete Terraform commands and outcomes: runs terraform init plan apply destroy against AWS Azure Google Cloud and an Auth0 welcome email template… | ||
| Building Cloud Native Web Applications with React and AWS Amplify | Nader Dabit | 01h 22m |
Builds a working cloud‑enabled photo‑sharing app called Postogram and shows the actual commands and artifacts: npx create‑react‑app, npm installs, amplify… | ||
| Deploy Your Static Web App with Your Favorite Web Framework | John Papa, Burke Holland | 45m |
Shows how to go from a GitHub repo to a live site using Azure Static Web Apps and GitHub Actions: create a repo from a template (Svelte Vue React Angular… | ||
| Deploying your Static Web App with Your Favorite Framework in Minutes | John Papa | 45m |
Deploys a complete frontend + optional API pipeline in minutes using Azure Static Web Apps, building with React Vue Svelte or Angular, running npm run build… | ||
| Fund Projects and Change Company Culture with a FOSS Fund | Alyssa Arvin, Jade Applegate | 37m |
A concrete playbook: a FOSS Fund framework that assigns a company budget to projects via nomination and voting, quarterly volunteer time‑off events that… | ||
| Pressure and Privilege: When You’re the Only One in the Room | Clarence Clayton, Koren Townsend | 49m |
Organizers describe concrete outcomes: they create and scale an employee resource group B.U.I.L.D. (Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity) from secret… | ||
| Your Applications are Under Attack: Protecting each step of the development lifecycle | Maury Cupitt | 01h 32m |
Claims that developer supply chains are under active attack and that protection must be concrete not rhetorical. Shows a live struts2 RCE exploit worked… | ||
| Introducing | Michael Elder | 41m |
Open Cluster Management is a community project that provides concrete APIs and operators to register clusters, push work, enforce policies and report health… | ||
| Reference Architecture for Running Modern APIs w/ NGINX Unit & Web Server | Liam Crilly, Timo Stark | 01h 30m |
Shows a concrete reference architecture: runtime uses NGINX Unit (dynamic JSON config over a unix socket, polyglot support for eight languages) to host three… | ||
| Creating a Fast, Secure, Location Agnostic Mesh Network with Nebula | Ryan Huber | 01h 28m |
Shows a working, scalable overlay (Nebula) used on 20,000+ servers at Slack and runnable on Linux, OSX, Windows, iOS and Android. Explains concrete choices… | ||
| Contributor-Centric Systems: Design lessons from open source... | Joel Worrall | 45m |
Asserts concrete lessons: a project called HospitalRun is built for low‑resource, offline use with records syncing after 300 km mobile clinics; front end… | ||
| Contributing to Elasticsearch | Nik Everett | 01h 30m |
Shows how to run Elasticsearch from source (port 9200, default dev user elastic/password), how to set up a dev environment with Java and gradle, and how docs… | ||
| Open Source for Data Quality | Jackie Goldschmidt | 17m |
Open source Python workflow that actually names tools and tradeoffs: use pandas-profiling or Apache Superset to profile messy, human‑generated data; define… | ||
| Project Alvarium - the Future of Big Data on the Edge | Steve Todd | 15m |
Built and run in a Dell lab, Project Alvarium demonstrates a working Data Confidence Fabric that annotates edge data and increments a confidence score as it… | ||
| Screaming Fast API Clients | Moshe Zadka | 33m |
Uses async networking with Twisted to start all backend calls in parallel (example fan‑out of 10) instead of serial Flask-style calls, measures p50/p90/p99… | ||
| Apache Kafka and ksqlDB in Action: Let’s Build a Streaming Data Pipeline! | Robin Moffatt | 41m |
Live demo shows Apache Kafka plus Kafka Connect and ksqlDB moving and transforming real traffic: a ratings topic streams into Elasticsearch/Kibana (index grows… | ||
| Apache Druid: Why Speed In Analytics Matters | Rommel Garcia | 38m |
Claims concrete numbers and architecture: Apache Druid targets millisecond latency for queries, ingests millions per second from Kafka/Kinesis and backloads… | ||
| How to Build a Unified GraphQL API | Shruti Kapoor | 29m |
Claim: a single GraphQL endpoint can proxy and compose REST and GraphQL backends so clients authenticate once and ask for exactly the fields they need… | ||
| Fight Complexity with Functional Programming | Gopal S. Akshintala | 01h 01m |
Claims a metric-driven method reduces cognitive complexity for REST API bulk-request-validation and shows a reusable framework called Vader used at Salesforce… | ||
| Making Docker & Python Play Nicely and Securely for Machine Learning & Data Science | Tania Allard | 42m |
Shows concrete recipes and tradeoffs: chooses base images (avoid alpine, use slim buster), demonstrates reducing layers with multi-stage builds, and moving… | ||
| The State of Swift | Paris Buttfield-Addison, Tim Nugent | 42m |
States that Swift 5.3 is current and the project targets two concrete pushes: systems programming and data science. Gives an unscientific Collatz benchmark… | ||
| What it's Like to Work on Open Source | Steve Klabnik | 45m |
Shows live maintenance on a Rust library with VS Code and rust-analyzer, using git, GitHub, cargo test and cargo publish. Notes surprising scale: about 5,500… | ||
| The Do’s and Don’t of Pull Requests and Bug Triage in Open Source Projects | Sahdev P. Zala | 16m |
Advice: always create a topic branch instead of committing on master, keep master synced and rebase when resolving conflicts, and for review address comments… | ||
| Building Streaming Data Apps with Pac-Man | Ricardo Ferreira | 46m |
Demo builds a live Pac‑Man scoreboard: browser game events hit an API Gateway + Lambda (Java), write into Kafka topics, and ksqlDB transforms streams into… | ||
| Understanding MySQL Concepts | Matthias Crauwels | 26m |
MySQL 8.0 moves system tables to InnoDB and removes long‑standing MyISAM defaults, with concrete notes about file‑per‑table and a 64 TB per‑table InnoDB… | ||
| Ruby Served with a side of JavaScript | Michael Lang | 37m |
A Ruby agent test matrix for Ruby 2.0–2.7 and Rails 3.x–6.0 uses GitHub Actions with custom JavaScript actions while key Ruby work runs in Ruby itself; nine… | ||
| Think Cloud, Develop Locally | Michael Blakeney | 41m |
Argues for building pipelines first and running most cloud dependencies locally so teams move faster and catch problems early, showing working recipes: docker… | ||
| Demystifying NoSQL: The SQL developer's guide | Matthew Groves | 45m |
Explains when NoSQL actually solves problems — scale, flexible schemas, offline mobile sync — and shows concrete tools and patterns: Couchbase Sync Gateway for… | ||
| What we can Learn from Go to Write Better Python | Aaron Schlesinger | 44m |
A Flask front end posts JSON to a Go backend which spawns a goroutine background processing routine to download compress and save images and returns success… | ||
| Managing Data Consistency among Microservices with Debezium | Justin Chao | 15m |
Claims that Debezium captures row-level changes from a database and streams them into Kafka to avoid dual-write consistency problems, and demonstrates it by… | ||
| Cassandra Architecture: Understanding, Scaling and Optimizing | Ben Bromhead | 45m |
Clear, concrete overview that explains how Cassandra achieves single-digit millisecond latency, linear scaling by consistent hashing and token ranges, and… | ||
| Why Postgres | Craig Kerstiens | 43m |
Postgres claims decades of maturity (over 30 years) while adding modern features: jsonb document support that is indexable, built‑in full text search good… | ||
| Dungeons, Dragons, and Graph Databases | Guy Royse | 52m |
Claims a graph model makes path and value queries trivial and demos that with RedisGraph and Cypher queries. Shows CRUD examples, creates nodes and contains/… | ||
| Static Sites and Serverless Functions - A Dynamic Combination | James Q Quick | 41m |
A working demo shows a static site that adds dynamic features: Gatsby + Netlify functions generate static pages at build time while serverless endpoints handle… | ||
| Build your First Voice Skill/Action with Jovo | Nathan Collins | 55m |
Claims Jovo is an open‑source JavaScript framework used in over 20,000 projects to build cross‑platform voice apps for Amazon Alexa Google Assistant Samsung… | ||
| Connecting Microcontrollers to the Cloud Using MQTT, BLE, and HTTP | Tanmoy Sen | 43m |
Covers concrete tooling and outcomes: open source FreeRTOS kernel plus Android/iOS SDKs, reference ports for ESP32 and dozens of dev kits, and demo code for… | ||
| Reference Products: A middle path between build vs. buy for IoT P | Will Hart | 44m |
Particle claims a middle path: packaged open-source hardware plus hosted services that cut DIY risk and off‑the‑shelf rigidity. It ships a finished product… | ||
| Highly Customizable Open Source Robot Simulation | Louise Poubel | 40m |
A refactor of Gazebo into a modular stack claims to let projects pick only the pieces they need: Ignition gazebo modular libraries, rendering, physics and GUI… | ||
| Building Raspberry PI Supercomputers | Federico Lucifredi | 42m |
Clear, actionable checklist: a three‑ to four‑node Raspberry Pi cluster built from a picoCluster case with a USB or USB‑C power distribution board and a… | ||
| Can Open Source and Corporate Interests Merge in the Cloud? | Paul Dix | 27m |
Claims that major open source vendors adopt restrictive licenses and cloud providers ship API‑compatible managed services shape the reality here: AWS launches… | ||
| Setting Up A 3O - Offline, Open, Office. | Leiska Evanson | 19m |
Builds a local, offline business stack on repurposed laptops and prepaid hardware using Ubuntu (works up to 18.04), boots installers from USB, wipes drives… | ||
| Building an Open Source Strategy Before Building Your Product | Ari Vaniderstine | 14m |
Embark Studios builds its open source strategy before product release and claims that starting early yields hiring, reputation, and ecosystem advantages… | ||
| 3 Ways to Improve Workplace Collaboration and Productivity | Teresa Dietrich | 47m |
Research cited from UC Irvine and Humboldt quantifies the harm: people switch tasks about every three minutes and an interruption can cost 23 minutes lost per… | ||
| Is this Open Source Project Healthy or Lifeless? | Dawn M Foster | 44m |
Look for concrete thresholds and evidence: respond within two business days on issues and PRs, run metrics only on projects with 60 commits over six months… | ||
| There's no sustainability problem in FOSS. Except that there is. | Carol Smith, Duane O'Brien | 44m |
Title promises a debate and delivers concrete cases: left-pad dependency failures, the malicious takeover of event-stream, the Heartbleed vulnerability, and… | ||
| All Things Open 2020 - DevOpsDays - ATO Open Space #1 - Platform Tools | 11m | |
Virtual open space that sets rules and participation mechanics and offers no specific platform claims or demos, just invitations to talk about tooling and… | ||
| DevSecOps – Security Throughout the DevOps Pipeline | Alan S Koch | 06m |
Claims that a final security gate can be eliminated by shifting left into design and development with concrete practices and tooling rather than vague… | ||
| The Road to DevOps Success: It’s Human | Lance Knight | 05m |
Claim: success comes from people changing behavior not from new tools. Organizations that pick tools last map value streams, add feedback loops, and measure… | ||
| A Holistic Approach to DevOps | Eric Tice | 41m |
Argues DevOps is a cultural shift not just CI/CD and shows a working observability stack built around Hygieia single pane of glass with collectors, development… | ||
| Building Stateful Workloads in Kubernetes | Rob Richardson | 37m |
Code-first recipes for moving data into Kubernetes: how to use persistent volumes and claims to separate ops/dev ownership, use volumes for file sharing (watch… | ||
| What are your Automation Strategies? | Lisette Zounon | 47m |
Claim: responsibility for automation is everyone in the delivery team, not just QA. Practical choices: pick codeless vs script-based based on team skill and… | ||
| Test Automation and Beyond: Implementing Continuous Testing Effectively | Gerie Owen | 32m |
Claim: continuous testing requires more than automation it adds continuous risk analysis and ongoing test suite optimization so automated suites don’t become a… | ||
| Open Source Collective: The Business of Open Community | Alyssa P Wright | 35m |
Concrete outcomes and numbers matter here fiscal infrastructure is built not promised The organization runs fiscal hosting for open source projects and has… | ||
| GNOME Foundation Then and Now — 20 years of bringing free software to the desktop | Rosanna Yuen | 31m |
GNOME Foundation exists as a US 501c3 nonprofit that holds copyrights, trademarks and bank accounts, runs conferences and hackfests, and pays staff — now about… | ||
| Hidden Infrastructure: The Foundations of Open Source | Joshua Simmons | 45m |
Modern software rests on often invisible nonprofits that steward projects like Linux Git Python Drupal Homebrew Eclipse Apache Kubernetes and the open source… | ||
| The History of the Apache Software Foundation | Jim Jagielski | 44m |
Starts with a forked web server that becomes the dominant HTTP server, then incorporates as incorporated in 1999 to gain legal protection and permissive… | ||
| What does the Open Source Initiative do? | Deb Nicholson | 34m |
An overview of concrete work: the organization stewards the Open Source Definition and runs a formal license review process, vets new licenses (especially for… | ||
| Test what? | Ijeoma Ezeonyebuchi | 44m |
Decide to watch if wanting concrete rules not platitudes: the claim is that tests must tie to business value—examples are sign-in works and user can view… | ||
| Best Practices to Build Scalable React Native Apps | Adhithi Ravichandran | 44m |
Claims concrete wins and runnable recipes: a veteran React Native workflow with 90% code reuse across iOS and Android, platform tricks like Platform.select and… | ||
| End to End Testing with Cypress | Avindra Fernando | 47m |
Cypress is an all‑in‑one end‑to‑end framework for web apps that claims faster, less flaky tests by giving control of the browser and network. Demonstrated… | ||
| Questions answered: Kubernetes Fundamentals and its Advanced Platform Capabilities | Brad Topol | 42m |
Explains concrete claims and hard tools: containers become processes, pods are the smallest deployable unit, replica sets and Deployments handle rollouts and… | ||
| Demo: Take Control of your Multi-Cloud PaaS and Kubernetes | Cameron Seader | 37m |
SUSE demonstrates a concrete multi‑cloud setup: a CaaS cluster with three masternodes and three worker nodes, a Cloud Foundry PaaS on Kubernetes, integrated… | ||
| Beyond Coding: The Hallmarks of a Great Open Source Engineer | Shallon Brown | 45m |
Claims include 46% of open source projects fail in the first year and 13 months average tenure for engineers at big firms, backed by concrete numbers: >31% of… | ||
| Leadership for Developers | Hampton Lintorn Catlin | 47m |
Claims include that leadership’s goal is to empower teammates to be effective for the business, backed by a Google study naming psychological safety the top… | ||
| Impact through Innovation: Solving for Core Needs | Haya López | 43m |
Shows how to move from persona to measurable solution: uses Jobs to be Done to extract an actual hireable job, turns that into concrete value stories, maps… | ||
| Type-Safe APIs - Syncing Back & Front End Types w/ Code Generation | Jack Koppa | 45m |
Claim: generate TypeScript API clients from backend OpenAPI/Swagger specs so front and back share one source of truth. Uses Springfox to emit specs… | ||
| Git Workflow Etiquette: Repository Organization for Clean Codebases | Jolene Langlinais | 46m |
Practical checklist: use GitHub, prefer rebase over merge (rebase locally, rebase-on-merge in PRs; avoid squashing), adopt branch names like… | ||
| Developer-Driven Security: Owning your projects from inception to commercialization | Maury Cupitt | 38m |
Claim: embedding policy and component intelligence into dev tools removes the late-stage surge of unplanned work. Evidence: 90% of apps use OSS, a React… | ||
| Modern Cross Platform with Ionic and Capacitor | Mike Hartington | 41m |
Claims that Capacitor pre-connects the bridge so native APIs load instantly instead of Cordova’s startup delay (examples of delays up to 5 s). Shows concrete… | ||
| Cooking up Better Front-end Applications with Inspiration From the Culinary World | Ryan Lanciaux | 44m |
Shows concrete practices: set up Storybook as a workspace, build a reusable component library (atoms → composed components → pages), run the accessibility… | ||
| Making a Career out of Your Jobs | Sarah Mei | 35m |
Argues that concrete side projects change careers by providing specific skills and visibility: worked on diaspora, a Ruby on Rails federated social network… | ||
| Angular in the Jamstack | Tara Z. Manicsic | 47m |
Claims that Angular can be a true Jamstack citizen with concrete tooling and results: pre-rendering via Scully v1 or Angular Universal, static HTML deployed to… | ||
| WikiLoop: Big Tech's Open Knowledge contributions | María C., Zainan Victor Z., Elan H-R. | 41m |
Google pilots WikiLoop to feed machine learning and boost editor productivity by building concrete tools and data pipelines. It ships WikiLoop Double Check, a… | ||
| Gender Inclusivity Is More Than an “Other” Option | Alex Manzo | 46m |
Argues that forms should start with ask why before how not with design tweaks, cites League user testing showing people feel invalidated when options miss… | ||
| Backstage.io: Spotify's platform developer experience | Stefan Ålund | 41m |
Backstage.io is an open platform that centralizes a company’s software via a small YAML-backed service catalog and a plugin system that surfaces CI, docs, APIs… | ||
| Practical CI/CD for React Native | Ariya Hidayat | 27m |
Concrete CI/CD for React Native using GitHub Actions for CI and App Center for distribution with a sample repo hello-react-native. Commits trigger parallel… | ||
| Federal Source Code Study: An Analysis of Publishing the People's Code | Joseph Castle | 42m |
Three-year empirical study published on GitHub that uses the GitHub API plus interviews and organizational artifacts to analyze how 24 major agencies implement… | ||
| Sass: 2020 And Beyond | Hampton Lintorn Catlin | 43m |
History and roadmap for Sass include concrete changes: libsass C++ created in 2012 powers many wrappers but is hard to maintain, dart-sass reference… | ||
| Designing for chaos: The design process behind Olivero | Jared Ponchot, Jennifer Witkowski | 42m |
Olivero is a new default theme for Drupal 9 that actually lands: a modern, flexible theme packaged for core with WCAG AA accessibility as a hard requirement… | ||
| Flutter: A journey of productivity and happiness | Jorge Coca | 45m |
Flutter proves itself on big and small projects with concrete wins: BMW migration in 2018 with hundreds of contributors, modular apps compiled from Dart to… | ||
| Open Source & Standards: Two Sides of a Critical Coin | Guy Martin | 42m |
Wildfires burn 5 million acres across 8,400 incidents, forcing reprogramming of disparate radios because there is no P25 radio reprogramming standard and… | ||
| Open Source for Open Science with Frictionless Data | Lilly Winfree | 45m |
An open source project shows concrete results: a small team builds a suite of tools — a browser data package creator, a command-line and Python frictionless… | ||
| The OpenStreetMap Project = Data + Community | Maggie Cawley | 45m |
OpenStreetMap is a free, editable global map that claims fast, community-driven updating and real-world use: corporations (Amazon, Strava, Niantic) and… | ||
| A Glimpse Into Accessibility | PJ Hagerty | 42m |
Practical checklist and real tools: add meaningful alt text, label form fields, caption videos and default sound off; avoid unlabeled graphic buttons… | ||
| Evolution of Xamarin.Forms! | Sam Basu | 47m |
Live demo shows an HTTP client hitting jsonplaceholder and rendering 100 JSON posts in a ListView, then the same shared Xamarin.Forms UI running unchanged on… | ||
| Technical Challenges in Open Metadata | Mandy Chessell | 45m |
Open source ODPi Egeria aims to make metadata live and travel: peer to peer cohorts of OMAG servers exchange references and replicate hot data, connectors… | ||
| The Management of Patent Risk in Software | Keith Bergelt | 46m |
Open Invention Network describes specific risk reduction: a Linux System Definition that defines core code, a patent cross‑license that grows from 31 to 3 300… | ||
| Future of Developer Experience | Veethika Mishra | 31m |
Claims that graphically representing app structure and config files cuts developer stress and boosts agility with concrete examples and metrics: Stack Overflow… | ||
| An Introduction to the Swift Programming Language | Timirah James | 47m |
Claims concrete performance wins with measured numbers and community scale the slides run benchmarks: 1.87s vs 4.15s comparing Swift to Java and list memory… | ||
| Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Emerging Technologies | Rochelle Newton | 45m |
Concrete claims and concrete tools: a report predicts 50% of job classifications replaced by 2030, COVID causes 21–22 million unemployed now, and examples… | ||
| Learning to Maximize Product Impact Through Open Source | Marissa Crosby | 41m |
Optum builds and open sources the core of Disposable Cloud Environment under an Apache license, launches it at AWS re Invent, and keeps chargeback and internal… | ||
| The World Needs Open-source Now More Than Ever | Angela Oduor Lungati | 32m |
Ushahidi’s open-source crowdsourcing platform is deployed more than 150 times in 116 countries, powering maps that connect volunteers to people in need… | ||
| 5 Pillars of Security Success | Eric Hart | 40m |
Claims a repeatable, product‑agnostic security education model that convinces the C‑suite and makes the CISO a trusted ally by proving value in productivity… | ||
| A Tour of Open Source on the Mainframe | Elizabeth K. Joseph | 42m |
Mainframes run Linux on the S390X architecture with decades of ports (Ubuntu support since 2016, SUSE/RHEL earlier), machines with hundreds of cores and tens… | ||
| Crushing React bugs with Jest and Enzyme | Jannaee Sick | 16m |
Walkthrough of concrete testing work: uses Jest and Enzyme on a React app built for the Red Hat Marketplace, configures an Enzyme adapter for the React… | ||
| Finding the Golden Signals with Prometheus | Jack Neely | 43m |
Prometheus works but its histogram percentiles are often inaccurate — errors of 200–300% on tail estimates — so the talk shows concrete workarounds: build a… | ||
| Getting Started with CI/CD using Github Actions | Sue Malomo | 31m |
Step‑by‑step examples show a React site built with yarn and deployed via a Cloudflare wrangler action with branch conditionals for staging and production, plus… | ||
| How Red Hat ran a Global OpenVPN offer during the COVID-19 Pandemic with 99% Open Source Software | Mauricio Teixeira | 37m |
Red Hat reports a global OpenVPN estate that uses 99% open source components (OpenVPN on RHEL and RHV), relies on Akamai GTM for smart DNS routing and Infoblox… | ||
| How to 2FA-enable Open Source Applications | Michael Schwartz | 43m |
Concrete how-to: deploy two‑factor for Wordpress/SuiteCRM/NextCloud/RocketChat/OnlyOffice by running Gluu server as an OpenID Connect/SAML IdP, offloading auth… | ||
| If you Give a Hacker a Cookie | Shaun Lamb | 43m |
Demonstrates that a persistent session cookie lacking HttpOnly/SameSite and secure flags lets injected JavaScript read and exfiltrate the cookie (POC uses an… | ||
| JAMstack: Web Apps at Ludicrous Speed | David Neal | 44m |
Claim: rendering as many pages as possible at build time and serving them from a CDN cuts latency and attack surface dramatically. Examples: static site… | ||
| Unblocking Backlog Jams | Dave Rupert | 39m |
A sudden import of 300+ accessibility issues turns into a multi‑dimensional spreadsheet workflow using Notion/modern spreadsheets to hide noise, convert… | ||
| Rapid Introduction to Web Accessibility | Michael Head | 15m |
Defines accessibility via WCAG's POUR principles, shows real failures: buttons built from divs lose keyboard focus and become inoperable, form labels hidden in… | ||
| Sudo For Defense: How can new or lesser-known features help you? | Peter Czanik | 39m |
Demonstrates that sudo 1.9 actually streams central session recording to a collector, adds Python plugin support so sudo can inspect IO, query ticketing/HR… | ||
| Unpacking the Container: A Deep Dive into Virtualized Container Technology | Melissa McKay | 40m |
Containers are actual Linux processes isolated by namespaces and limited by cgroups, not magic VMs; docker images are tarballs whose layers map to directories… | ||
| Web Acceleration Mechanics | Alexander Krizhanovsky | 43m |
Presented by: Alexander Krizhanovsky, Tempesta Technologies
Presented at All Things Open 2020 - Linux/Infrastructure Track
Abstract: You probably might easily… | ||
| Writing a Kubernetes/Openshift Operators Using Golang | Abhishek Koserwal | 39m |
Shows how to build a real Go operator with the operator-framework and operator-sdk, register a CustomResourceDefinition and CSV for OLM, and wire a controller… | ||
| Autoscaling Pods and Nodes in Kubernetes: Where to Start? | Katie Wassell | 46m |
Team runs autoscaling on IBM Watson Kubernetes clusters across 22 clusters 100–8,500 pods and reports concrete practices: use CPU HPA (stable since 1.3) for… | ||
| Azure DevOps and the SSIS Development Lifecycle | Andy Leonard | 01h 12m |
Shows an end-to-end DILM demo: code in TFVC, Azure DevOps pipelines that use an ssis build and deploy tasks, an ispac file artifact, and a self-hosted agent on… | ||
| Challenges in Building Multi-Cloud-Provider Platform With Managed Kubernetes | Joerg Schad | 45m |
ArangoDB builds Oasis, a managed multi‑cloud service that runs on GKE AKS and EKS and reports concrete problems: cluster provisioning creates unmanaged cloud… | ||
| Tracing Cloud-Native Applications: From stacktrace to Opentracing using Istio | Rafael Benevides | 45m |
Concrete setup and results: an instrumented demo uses Jaeger with OpenTracing across Java, NodeJS, Kubernetes, Istio, plus MySQL and Kafka, sending spans via… | ||
| End-Users Won't Even Notice, Painless Kubernetes Upgrades | Ricardo Aravena | 46m |
Claim: moving to side-by-side clusters lets upgrades happen with near zero downtime by creating a 1.19 green alongside a 1.18 blue and switching traffic after… | ||
| How to Build a Kubernetes Networking Solution from Scratch | Antonin Bas, Jianjun Shen | 45m |
A real CNI called Antrea gets built and pushed to production in months by wiring Open vSwitch as the data plane to Kubernetes libraries for the control plane… | ||
| Live coding a 3D game in 45 minutes (with open source tech!) | Paris Buttfield-Addison, Tim Nugent | 44m |
Builds a working 3D prototype in 45 minutes using Godot and GDScript: creates nested scenes (floor, walls, ramp, player, ball, goal, pickup), rigs physics with… | ||
| Multi-Cluster Kubernetes and Service Mesh Patterns | Christian Posta | 50m |
Walks through concrete patterns and tools for multi-cluster Kubernetes and service mesh: uses Envoy Proxy and Istio, runs two GKE clusters with a management… | ||
| Container Management at Scale | Cameron Seader | 44m |
SUSE describes a concrete stack: Kubernetes + SUSE Enterprise Storage (Ceph Nautilus) managed by Rook operator with CSI drivers; demo deploys a… | ||
| So Happy Together: Making the Promise of DevSecOps a Reality | Alyssa Miller | 45m |
Research shows developers carry most security responsibility, with scans from Snyk data revealing more vulnerabilities in transitive dependencies than direct… | ||
| What are you Risking by Ignoring Technical Debt? | Sal Padilla | 44m |
Claims that matter: 85% open source in modern apps, about half of libraries have known vulnerabilities. Tools and fixes named: sonar cube, nexus iq, black… | ||
| The “Perfect” JS Library Tooling | Ben Ilegbodu | 46m |
Concrete checklist: write docs first with install, examples and API; ship TypeScript types included (prefer writing in TS so .d.ts are generated); run lint… | ||
| The Goldilocks Problem of Software Delivery | Anders Wallgren | 45m |
Claim: move focus from builds or monolithic releases to features are the unit of value; evidence: microservices correlate with a 3x better likelihood of 15%+… | ||
| "Wrap Up" Session | Todd Lewis | 27m |
Organizers thank sponsors for keeping the conference free, report every session is recorded and recordings on YouTube are free and stay up indefinitely… | ||
| Do What You Can with What You Have | Cori O'Brien, Mary Crozier, David Reed | 58m |
A volunteer-built case management app called Ombudsman Cloud Care directly addresses a measured crisis: volunteers face a 750% rise in hours and 1500% more… | ||
| Dual-Screen and Multi-Modal: Rethinking modern mobile apps | Nitya Narasimhan | 47m |
Shows concrete results: Microsoft Surface Duo ships with a 360-degree hinge, two identical displays, and both a core SDK plus Jetpack WindowManager support… | ||
| LibreOffice 10th Anniversary: the many faces of a global FOSS community | Italo Vignoli | 48m |
Project forks from OpenOffice on September 28 2010 and grows from a small Europe‑centric volunteer base into a global community. Codebase modernizes: rewritten… | ||
| Linux 101 | Justin Reock | 44m |
Promises a practical path: claims that Linux’s power is the command line and scriptability, shows kernel.org and GPL provenance, names git and Red Hat and IBM… | ||
| Building Open Organizations | Jimmy Sjölund | 23m |
Claims that open values make organizations more agile, innovative, and accountable; a community has built concrete artifacts to prove it: an open definition… | ||
| Creating a Sustainable OS Ecosystem for Mainframe through the Open Mainframe Project | John Mertic | 38m |
Open Mainframe Project coordinates concrete outcomes: zoe ships REST APIs, a CLI and web app and records 20,000 commits from 200 committers all time; five… | ||
| Humans of Open Source | Christian Bromann | 20m |
Stories of projects like webdriverio and appium show code becomes community only when maintainers document context, groom issues and lower onboarding pain by… | ||
| Open Source, InnerSource - Similarities, Differences, Connections | Nithya A. Ruff | 46m |
Claims that matter: Comcast runs both open source and InnerSource and catalogs 59 projects; it open sources RDK and a CDN to the Apache Foundation and… | ||
| Remote Desktops: Ensuring Performance and Security with Apache Guacamole | Mike Jumper | 37m |
Apache Guacamole deployment walkthrough shows a working production setup using Tomcat + guacd, MariaDB/MySQL with the JDBC extension, Nginx SSL termination via… | ||
| Bottom-Up Open Source Culture | Russell Rutledge | 52m |
Claim: applying open source working patterns internally (InnerSource Commons) actually scales platform work. Example: a four-person core team builds a… | ||
| How New Relic Went Open Source: Code & Culture | Gavin Johnson | 33m |
New Relic decides to open-source its entire instrumentation layer — roughly one third of its codebase — and converts a three-month sprint into a July 22… | ||
| Digitizing 125 Years of Images | Suman Roy, William P. Davis | 40m |
Project digitizes a basement “morgue” of 6–8 million photographs and 850,000 index cards starting in 2018, scanning fronts and backs and piping images through… | ||
| Communication Strategy for OS Projects: Get Engineers to Think About Comms Channels | María Cruz | 34m |
Maps every channel to an outcome using a communications logic model adapted for open source: channels → artifacts → short/mid/long outcomes. Applied a logic… | ||
| Commercial Open Source Business Models: GitLab’s Bet on Buyer-based Open Core | Brendan O'Leary | 32m |
GitLab presents a clear claim: buyer-based open core—placing paid features by likely purchaser—drives sustainable revenue after iterative failures with… | ||
| Ensuring that Documentation is a First-class Citizen in OS Projects | Ray Paik, Sofia Wallin | 45m |
Projects require an explicit claim: documentation lives in the top-level repo and a documentation milestone enforced blocks releases and merge requests until… | ||
| Selfish Contribution | Francesca Marano | 44m |
Claims concrete gains: career jump from freelance sites to release coordinator for WordPress 5.3 and 5.4, improved English, conflict resolution and project… | ||
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