From Kernel To CoPilot: Microsoft's Open Source
summary
Microsoft claims a concrete open source trajectory: 20,000 lines to the Linux kernel marks the start, then 518 million projects on GitHub and Azure becoming the largest cloud contributor to CNCF projects. Core facts: over two thirds of Azure VMs run Linux, Cosmic runs millions of cores as one of the largest Kubernetes clusters, ChatGPT-like workloads use AKS at global scale with ~500 million weekly users and only a dozen admins, and open projects like Radius Dalec Copacetic Dapper and SBOM tools are productionized.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:29Microsoft’s open-source journey
- 2:54Key milestones in transformation
- 4:18Linux kernel contributions
- 5:23Major open-source projects
- 6:05Open source strategy today
- 7:29Cosmic container platform
- 8:55ChatGPT scaling with open source
- 9:59AKS and open-source foundation
- 11:45Microsoft’s open-source projects
- 13:31Sustaining open-source communities
- 14:12Inspiring contributors
- 14:54Linux on Azure challenge
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