OpenStack Contributions Made Easier and Quicker
Talkat OpenStack Summit Portland 2013 · on Monday, 2013-04-15· at 13:50· C120+121+122 (Portland Convention Center), 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Portland, OR 97232·
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Claim: contributions scale if people are trained. Ceilometer starts March 2012, moves from blueprint to working component after one summit and twelve man-months, becomes an incubated OpenStack project; in November 2012 twelve students contributed their first patches. Training uses a two-day live workshop (process walkthrough, LEGO simulations), then time-boxed online mentoring and standups to turn a chosen real bug/blueprint into upstreamed patches. Outcomes: faster acceptance, repeatable onboarding.
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- 0:00Start
- 2:41Upstream controls distribution
- 4:42How to run a Successful Free Software Project
- 7:31One Year as a volunteer contributor
- 13:35Advisory board
- 14:55Pick a real bug or feature
- 16:44Contribution level
- 18:38Contribute a new core component
- 20:52Ceilometer incubated: October 2012
- 24:582nd day: Contribution planning
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