Project, Process, Product(ion)
Talkat Open Source Leadership Summit 2017 · on Wednesday, 2017-02-15· at 10:05· Grand Sierra Ballroom·
summary
Open source is not magically free for production: upstream GitHub commits rarely run unchanged at enterprise scale, and getting to production needs explicit processes. Expect concrete release rules (Kubernetes: two-week feature window then about ten-week release cycle), changelogs, CI/CD, reproducible upgrades and rollbacks, automated backups, and geo-scale testing across data centers. Use GitHub, CI/CD pipelines, and projects like Harbor and Admiral, and validate the entire dependency stack and failure modes before deploying.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:22The Heart of Open Source
- 4:15Enterprise Ready Products
- 5:45Project Perspective
- 8:50Release Cycle
- 13:20Geoscale
- 15:42Summary
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