#2 Open Source Forum 2019 Chris Aniszczyk
summary
Linux Foundation operates as a foundation-as-a-service that takes neutral ownership of trademarks, GitHub orgs and domains, runs infrastructure and events, and staffs ~200 employees to support projects. Examples: Continuous Delivery Foundation absorbed Jenkins, Spinnaker and Tekton; KubeCon scales to ~12,000 attendees; Kubernetes moves from one-company dominance to Google providing ~25% of contributions. Projects need an OSI‑approved license, DCOs, and often adopt the best practices badging and use the LF project journey reports to measure ecosystem health.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:55Linux Foundation
- 4:17Open Source Forum
- 5:10Sustainability
- 5:53Life Cycle
- 7:16Continuous Delivery Foundation
- 8:28Linux Foundation Projects
- 10:01Joint Development Foundation
- 11:04CNCF
- 12:06Google Trends
- 13:00Hyper Ledger
- 14:49Value of a Foundation
- 16:01Project Journey Reports
- 16:50Cumulative Contributions
- 17:12Project Journey Report
- 17:52Professional Services
- 22:28Trademarks
- 23:26Project Preparation
- 24:26Standalone Projects
- 24:42Membership
- 25:48Flowchart
- 26:22Technical Steering Committee
- 26:49Umbrella Organizations
- 27:21Basic Tips
- 28:02Best Practices
- 28:57Inclusive Communities
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