Becoming OpenStack Developer via Outreachy
summary
One Outreachy intern implements Redfish in Ironic, writing code to provision bare-metal servers and working through slow OpenStack code reviews; mentors connect the project with DMTF and vendors and connected Redfish authors when spec docs prove incomplete. The effort produces merged patches, clarifying edits sent back to the Redfish spec, and ongoing integration across three communities (industry, standards body, open source), plus practical mentoring tips for onboarding and review workflows.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Meet the speakers
- 1:10Overview
- 3:00What is OpenStack
- 4:20What is Outreach
- 5:30Why Outreach
- 6:35Why Mentoring
- 7:30About Me
- 9:20About OpenStack
- 10:40Application Period
- 12:15Code Reviews
- 14:30Case Study
- 17:20Helpful Tips
- 19:55Join us
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