What does an Open Source Office do in a Bank?
summary
Bancolombia creates an Open Source Office in 2021 to drive a 100% cloud migration and cut licensing costs across 3,000 engineers, migrating Oracle → PostgreSQL, Oracle JDK → OpenJDK, and replacing IBM stacks with Open Liberty, Apache Tomcat, Camel and ActiveMQ/RabbitMQ; the office publishes 10–12+ projects (scaffold, secrets manager, perf tools), builds a central repo with maintainer expectations, automates compliance with JFrog Xray for license and vulnerability governance, and pursues CNCF/Linux Foundation membership.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 10:56Scaffold Clean Architecture
- 11:54Distributed performance analyzer
- 13:01Performance benchmark stacks
- 13:20Serenity Parallel Execution Plugin
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