GitHub Satellite 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Keynote | NAT FRIEDMAN, Dana Lawson, Devon Zuegel, Shanku Niyogi | 01h 01m |
Planet-sized teamwork meets specific tooling: the Event Horizon Telescope stack pulls in 100+ Python packages and over 21,000 community contributors, and… | ||
| GitHub as a self-sustaining product for large-scale environments | Jannet Faiz | 31m |
Scout24 consolidates four SCM systems into GitHub Enterprise Cloud and automates access and hygiene so 3,300+ repos and ~540 users run with minimal admin… | ||
| Open source in the enterprise | Kathy Simpson | 20m |
Claims that an OSPO plus GitHub tooling gives enterprise-scale visibility into open source risk and dependency use and demonstrates it with a live dependency… | ||
| Intersource is GitHub culture and open source principles | Thomas Aidan Curran | 36m |
Argues that deploying GitHub Enterprise across a company yields searchable, auditable code, real time telemetry and automation tied to CI tools like Jenkins… | ||
| Continuous Integration and Deployment: Five Lessons Learned | Simina Pasat, Jamie Cool | 32m |
Survey of popular repos and enterprise telemetry shows five practical habits: run automation as early as possible using Checks API and the pull request… | ||
| Continuous deployment at Skyscanner | Stuart Davidson | 38m |
Skyscanner moves from slow, agent-based CI to container-first pipelines using Drone CI for ephemeral builds, Artifactory/ECR for images, and ECS blue‑green… | ||
| Software security, trust, and public policy | Mike Linksvayer, Marietje Schaake | 36m |
European policy shows concrete wins and real risks for software security: an EU FOSSA pilot bug bounty funds audits and hackathons to reward vulnerability… | ||
| Maintaining the maintainers: supporting open source tools | Don Goodman-Wilson, Floor Drees, K Rain Leander | 36m |
Panel debates whether formal support — accelerators, company sponsorships or program offices — actually sustains maintainers or just creates corporate capture… | ||
| Open source security: who’s responsible? | Rimas Silkaitis, Lothar Schulz, Anna Debenham, Per Ploug, Tracy Miranda | 39m |
Panel gives concrete numbers (88% rise in library vulnerabilities, 81% say developers are responsible, 70% of maintainers feel unconfident, 48% learn of bugs… | ||
| Open source for good: the people and projects driving change | Admas Kanyagia, Catherine Stihler, Hong Phuc Dang | 41m |
Community-run projects host code and docs on GitHub and report concrete outputs: an open voice assistant Susi AI, an Eventbrite clone Eventyay, a pocket… | ||
| There and back again: Through the realms of open source software | Devon Zuegel | 33m |
Hundreds of interviews inform a concrete roadmap: GitHub launches GitHub Sponsors integrated into developer workflows, and adds granular permission… | ||
| Tribes at ENGIE Digital: when shiny tools don't make it all | Charline Grenet | 31m |
ENGIE Digital reorganizes engineers into five named tribes (API, Inner Source, Design, Customer Interfaces, Cloud) and builds an internal catalogue called… | ||
| Open source security: advisories and workflows to keep open source secure | Bryan Clark | 21m |
GitHub launches a concrete workflow: a security policy repo file and Security tab that prompts reporters away from public issues, a draft advisory workflow… | ||
| Innersource: open source collaboration patterns beyond public FOSS projects | Isabel Drost-Fromm | 30m |
Europace reports a two‑year InnerSource pilot inside a 170‑person company (Hypoport ~1.5k) that moves code and docs onto GitHub/GitHub Enterprise, runs small… | ||
| Running GitHub Enterprise at scale in your organization | Mario Rodriguez | 36m |
GitHub Enterprise introduces an Enterprise account with an Admin Center that lists orgs, a People tab for auditing members, and enterprise-level policies that… | ||
| In the Shadow of the Black Hole | Andrew Chael, Kazunori Akiyama, Sara Issaoun, Lindy Blackburn, CK Chan, Roman Gold | 42m |
The Event Horizon Telescope generates a planet‑scale image of M87 by linking global dishes with 230 GHz VLBI, time‑stamping signals on atomic clocks and… | ||
| Keynote Highlights | 05m | |
Conference highlights show GitHub announcing concrete features and partnerships: a computational telescope pipeline built from a global network of telescopes… | ||
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