OSCON 2017
2017-05-08..2017-05-11
Austin, United States
OSCON ·
[OSCON 2008, OSCON 2009, OSCON 2010, OSCON 2010 Cloud Summit, OSCON 2014, OSCON 2017, OSCON 2019]
who it's for
open source program managers, platform engineers, cloud engineers, devops engineers, software engineering managers, government technologists, storage engineers
topics
OpenStack large deployments; Kubernetes in production; Spinnaker CI/CD platform; Hyperledger Fabric ledgers; OpenSDS storage API; hybrid container orchestration; government open source policy; social VR open standards; vendor lock-in avoidance; interoperable hardware modules; developer infrastructure tooling
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Step 1: Punch a tree | Evan Booth | 03m |
Took apart a tremendous number of everyday devices to map real internals — microwave internals: enclosure, microcontroller, timers and relays, turntable motor… | ||
| Why choose open infrastructure? | Christopher Aedo | 09m |
Argument: open source code wins but most build platforms remain proprietary, creating vendor lock in, surprise $10k bills, or sudden shutdowns. Recommends… | ||
| Open source contribution and collaboration | Dianne Marsh | 03m |
Netflix describes building Spinnaker as an open-source CI/CD platform that becomes a cross-company project with Google, Microsoft, Pivotal, and Target, aiming… | ||
| The power of the open source ecosystem | Ying Xiong | 11m |
China's open source market shows rapid growth—software revenue rises from 700 billion to 1.2 trillion by 2020 and >90% of surveyed customers use or plan to use… | ||
| Rebuilding trust through blockchains and open source | Brian Behlendorf | 04m |
Argues that blockchains are useful beyond cryptocurrencies and shows concrete pilots: explains Hyperledger Fabric as a permissioned distributed ledger for… | ||
| Sharing America's Code | Alvand Salehi | 16m |
Federal policy now requires government-wide reuse and at least 20% of custom code released publicly; Code.gov becomes the central hub. The Pentagon publishes… | ||
| Open source and open standards in VR | Stephanie Hurlburt | 03m |
Open-source projects are building concrete VR infrastructure: Janus VR seeks to be the web in virtual reality and is available as an open codebase, while High… | ||
| Half my life spent in open source | Brad Fitzpatrick | 03m |
Half a life in open source becomes concrete: early experiments with AOL include flooding forms to get thousands of AOL CDs, VB scripts that send Win32 key… | ||
| Ask more questions | Saron Yitbarek | 02m |
A volunteer dev team spends 6 weeks building an automated registration web app to replace a community center’s pen and paper sign-in, delivering it free only… | ||
| Rearchitecting open systems with Ying Xiong | Ying Xiong | 08m |
Huawei builds a PaaS called FusionStage that uses Kubernetes and container technology to lift parts of legacy apps into cloud‑native services, started two… | ||
| OpenSDS for system interoperability with Steven Tan | Steven Tan | 06m |
OpenSDS is an open source storage management project that provides a common API so apps use the same storage calls across different back ends instead of… | ||
| Winning with open Infrastructure with Christopher Aedo | Christopher Aedo | 08m |
Argues that infrastructure means repos, communication platforms and orchestration not just compute and storage, and calls that developer dial tone. Recommends… | ||
| We the people. . .are open source | Zaheda Bhorat | 09m |
Led the launch of OpenOffice as a real open-source project and helped seed Google Summer of Code, which runs 13+ years and generates 30 million lines of code… | ||
| Reinventing businesses with Chip Childers | Chip Childers | 10m |
A cloud‑native application platform that helps Fortune 500 firms ship software faster, Cloud Foundry originates at VMware, moves to Pivotal, and becomes an… | ||
| Open source, open data, open standards with Adrian Cockcroft and Zaheda Bhorat | Adrian Cockcroft, Zaheda Bhorat | 09m |
AWS announces a dedicated outreach team for AWS Open to coordinate code, data and standards work, with contributions back to open source since 2005 and… | ||
| Open Source is no longer on the enterprise sideline with Craig Cmehil | Craig Cmehil | 09m |
Over the last decade SAP moves open source from taboo to core, installs a legal and contribution process, and runs public and internal GitHub repos integrated… | ||
| Open Source is making security better with James Ward | James Ward | 09m |
Salesforce describes that opening code reduces attack surface because more eyes find and fix bugs, not expose secrets, and requires legal IP and QA gates… | ||
| nothing matches | ||