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How OpenStack became boring (and successful)

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OpenStack moves from hype to steady production: adoption rises from ~50% production clouds in 2015 to >75% by 2019, public deployments run ~15 million cores, and analysts project a $7.7B market by 2023. Most clouds remain small (≈70% under 1,000 instances), but stability grows. The CentOS/RDO ecosystem drives the shift by packaging hundreds of repos (300+ OpenStack repos, 400+ deps, >2,000 builds) with automation using Gerrit, the continuous-delivery packager Delorean, and quick-test tool Backstack. RDO maintains many releases with a small team and validates on CentOS Stream with few surprises so far.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:03Openstack maturation
  3. 2:11Openstack's journey
  4. 8:24Deployment evolution
  5. 14:17RDO and CentOS Cloud SIG
  6. 21:40Value of the Cloud SIG
  7. 26:28Future plans
  8. 28:56Q&A and conclusion
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