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OSCON 2017

open source program managers, platform engineers, cloud engineers, devops engineers, software engineering managers, government technologists, storage engineers

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

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Step 1: Punch a treeEvan Booth03m
Took apart a tremendous number of everyday devices to map real internals — microwave internals: enclosure, microcontroller, timers and relays, turntable motor…
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Why choose open infrastructure?Christopher Aedo09m
Argument: open source code wins but most build platforms remain proprietary, creating vendor lock in, surprise $10k bills, or sudden shutdowns. Recommends…
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Open source contribution and collaborationDianne Marsh03m
Netflix describes building Spinnaker as an open-source CI/CD platform that becomes a cross-company project with Google, Microsoft, Pivotal, and Target, aiming…
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The power of the open source ecosystemYing Xiong11m
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…
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Rebuilding trust through blockchains and open sourceBrian Behlendorf04m
Argues that blockchains are useful beyond cryptocurrencies and shows concrete pilots: explains Hyperledger Fabric as a permissioned distributed ledger for…
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Sharing America's CodeAlvand Salehi16m
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…
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Open source and open standards in VRStephanie Hurlburt03m
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…
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Half my life spent in open sourceBrad Fitzpatrick03m
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…
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Ask more questionsSaron Yitbarek02m
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…
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Rearchitecting open systems with Ying XiongYing Xiong08m
Huawei builds a PaaS called FusionStage that uses Kubernetes and container technology to lift parts of legacy apps into cloud‑native services, started two…
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OpenSDS for system interoperability with Steven TanSteven Tan06m
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…
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Winning with open Infrastructure with Christopher AedoChristopher Aedo08m
Argues that infrastructure means repos, communication platforms and orchestration not just compute and storage, and calls that developer dial tone. Recommends…
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We the people. . .are open sourceZaheda Bhorat09m
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…
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Reinventing businesses with Chip ChildersChip Childers10m
A cloud‑native application platform that helps Fortune 500 firms ship software faster, Cloud Foundry originates at VMware, moves to Pivotal, and becomes an…
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Open source, open data, open standards with Adrian Cockcroft and Zaheda BhoratAdrian Cockcroft, Zaheda Bhorat09m
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…
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Open Source is no longer on the enterprise sideline with Craig CmehilCraig Cmehil09m
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…
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Open Source is making security better with James WardJames Ward09m
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…
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