Building InnerSource Foundations Through InnerSource Patterns
summary
AXA and Red Hat co-develop a year-long InnerSource pilot that applies specific patterns and tools: Trusted Committer, InnerSource Portal, Contribution Workflow. They build a template repository, an InnerSource knowledge portal, GitHub-based issue and PR automation, and an insights portal to measure project health. The federated org reports a 2,500-strong developer community, uses an AXA InnerSource license and layered governance (open committees → core groups), and shows early reuse and measurable scaling though full automation is still in progress.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:14Why AXA embraced InnerSource
- 3:06AXA’s scale and mission
- 5:15InnerSource as strategic enabler
- 6:59Open timeline of InnerSource at AXA
- 8:24Building InnerSource foundations
- 10:51Demo of InnerSource patterns
- 14:22Future InnerSource patterns
- 16:31Closing and acknowledgments
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