OpenStack Playing for an Open World
summary
OpenStack claims management of 5 million physical cores across clouds, a contributor base that produced 100,000+ change sets from ~3,500 developers (adding ~1,600 new developers last year, ~250 from China), and a six-month release cadence that turns releases into vendor products; users include over half of Fortune 100 companies and startups like EasyStack raising $50 million. Examples tie OpenStack to Kubernetes, TensorFlow and Kafka for machine‑learning stacks, and to enormous science needs such as the Square Kilometre Array (5,000 PB/day growing toward 100,000 PB/day).
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to OpenStack
- 3:18Community and growth in China
- 5:06Getting involved in open source
- 8:02Computing and human achievement
- 13:39The future of open-source ecosystems
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