OSPO Data Pyramid
summary
Red Hat’s OSPO builds a data stack around Augur and a Python toolchain feeding the 8Knot dashboard and Repel for deeper analysis; live demo shows repo-level metrics (file-language breakdowns, OpenSSF scorecards, PR and issue staleness, contributor engagement over time). Comparative reports tie upstream community health to product strategy, enabling case-by-case recommendations and meetup planning. Workflow shrinks manual research from 10–40 hours down to ~20 minutes and runs on GitHub data with options to self-host.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00OSPO Data Pyramid intro
- 1:33Red Hat OSPO data projects
- 3:33OSPO Data Pyramid concept
- 5:40Community health analysis
- 7:478not repo live demo
- 9:32Building trust with data
- 12:01Engaging C-suite with data
- 14:28Aligning strategy with analysis
- 15:53Balanced data strategy
- 16:13Q&A on OSPO data
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