Developer contribution within the open source community

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Home Depot describes a decade of running Linux in stores and using open source to run operations, pairing CUPS with Kubernetes for supply‑chain printing and pairing developers through pair programming to produce patches. Production stacks include Cassandra, Elasticsearch and Kafka for persistence and OpenWhisk plus Spinnaker for deployment, and the company reports active contribution back to projects and plans to publish internal tools and bug fixes to the community.

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1. 0:00How Does the Home Depot Use Open-Source Technology at the Home Depot
2. 0:51The Open Source Development Models
3. 1:07How Does Home Depot Benefit from the Contributions of Other Large Organizations
4. 2:12How Do You See the Open Source Technology Evolving in Home Depot in the Next Few Years

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