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Open Source Leadership Summit 2017

open source project maintainers, engineering managers, cloud and platform engineers, security engineers, developer relations and community managers, product managers, legal and compliance managers

kubernetes community and release practice; Hyperledger Fabric and pilots; SPDX software bill of materials; kernel development and git workflows; internet of things security and privacy; CII best practices and audits; OCI and container runtime adoption; Wardley mapping for strategy; Automotive Grade Linux codebase; node.js ecosystem and package scale; project governance and contributor growth

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State of the UnionJim Zemlin29m
Linux Foundation shows concrete scale: membership climbs from 827 toward ~1,000 organizations, training over 800,000 students, and hosting 20,000 attendees at…
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Security and Privacy in a Hyper-connected WorldBruce Schneier19m
Everything is becoming a computer so the Internet of Things is a global system that senses, thinks, and acts and shifts risk from confidentiality to integrity…
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Open Source: The Impossibilities Are EndlessWilliam Hurley16m
Argues open source should expand beyond code into quantum computing, biohacking, architecture, education and government, urging concrete steps: build…
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State of BlockchainChristopher Ferris24m
Overview of current blockchain work at the Linux Foundation describes concrete projects, benchmarks and a live deployment: explains Bitcoin’s ~seven tps limit…
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Collaborative Project Updates: AGL, SPDX, FOSSology & OpenChainJilayne Lovejoy23m
Automotive Grade Linux reports a code-first unified code base (v3) with a six-month release cadence, ~90 members including 10 OEMs and ~700 active developers…
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The Makers of MarvelsAbby Kearns14m
Cloud Foundry and CNCF produce the Open Service Broker API to make services portable; v2 surfaces a specific contract that lets Google and Microsoft expose…
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Crossing the River by Feeling the StonesSimon Wardley21m
Argues that strategy succeeds by building situational awareness with visual maps that anchor on user needs and show a value chain plus an evolution axis, not…
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How Kubernetes Works: Community, Velocity and ContributionBrian Grant, Aparna Sinha23m
Kubernetes claims >43,000 commits, >1,500 unique contributors and ~20,000 stars while moving from Google-led work to a broad community; growth delivers rapid…
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A Conversation with Linus TorvaldsLinus Torvalds25m
Kernel development runs at scale: roughly 10,000 lines added 8,000 removed 18,800 modified per day, code is organized into modules with maintainership chains…
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Building and Motivating Engineering TeamsCamille Fournier19m
Uses Google BigQuery to show 21.8 million active GitHub projects and contrasts hiring realities today; grows a team from 15 to 65 engineers and shifts…
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Collaborative Project Updates: Hyperledger, ONF, OCI, Node.js, OPNFV, & JS FoundationChris Aniszczyk33m
Updates from multiple projects give concrete progress and numbers: Hyperledger Fabric pilots (diamond tracing, Walmart pork supply, provider directories, CLS…
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Project, Process, Product(ion)Dirk Hohndel18m
Open source is not magically free for production: upstream GitHub commits rarely run unchanged at enterprise scale, and getting to production needs explicit…
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CII Best Practices Badge, 1 Year LaterDavid Wheeler32m
One-year audit of the CII Best Practices badge reports 66 criteria grouped into six areas, automation that checks claims, and 500+ projects pursuing a badge…
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Disrupted: My Misadventure in the Start-Up BubbleDan Lyons32m
A 52‑year‑old journalist joins HubSpot and finds nap rooms, beanbag chairs, a push‑up club and a sales boiler room where reps dial scripts all day; company…
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Linux and Open Source Software: Applying the Learnings of the Past to the FutureAl Gillen23m
IDC data traces Linux from infrastructure foothold to mainstream OS, showing top-down adoption doubled in the early 2000s and steady commercial growth as cloud…
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Creative Approaches To DiversityKatharina Borchert22m
Argues that diversity is a practical survival strategy with measurable effects: a welcome bot in Rust increases merge likelihood by almost 12% and paid…
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Collaborative Project Updates: ODP, CNCF, OpenSwitch & CIINeela Jacques, Dan Kohn, Glenn Sullivan25m
OpenDaylight reports nearly 1,000 contributors, real production deployments (Large Hadron Collider data distribution, Tencent at massive scale) and a growing…
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