Keynote: The Apache Way
summary
Mesos sits inside the Apache Software Foundation, which now hosts 315 projects and runs an incubator with 60 projects learning Apache governance; projects must do decisions on public mailing lists, use the Apache License (MIT/BSD–derived), and the board only steps in rarely — intervened twice in 20 years. The foundation provides infrastructure, legal and travel assistance, and sponsors (platinum at $100,000/year) while prioritizing community health over code quality.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:19The Apache Way is
- 2:33httpd has grown a little
- 3:13Principles
- 3:49Alternative governance models
- 4:05Vision
- 4:41ASF: Legal Structure
- 5:12Technical Oversight
- 5:59From the project's perspective The foundation is
- 6:31Projects
- 8:43Apache License
- 9:35The Apache Way - Why the ASF Works
- 10:23The Results
- 10:38Best Ideas win
- 10:55Merit
- 11:38Community Code
- 11:57Collaborative Development
- 12:13Myths
- 12:55Lots Of Rules
- 14:18What do we "control"?
- 14:44Non-coding teams
- 16:06Incubator
- 17:09Mentorship - Multiply your impact
- 17:51How organizations can contribute
- 19:20Why do companies sponsor?
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