OSCON 2019
2019-07-15..2019-07-18
Portland, United States
OSCON ·
[OSCON 2008, OSCON 2009, OSCON 2010, OSCON 2010 Cloud Summit, OSCON 2014, OSCON 2017, OSCON 2019]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Better Living Through Software | Tiffani Ashley bell | 04m |
A grassroots platform launches the same day the problem is discovered: a simple website that matches donors to delinquent utility accounts in Detroit and… | ||
| Built to Last - Building and Growing Open Source Communities | Kay Williams | 02m |
Microsoft’s experience with Kubernetes and VSCode yields concrete practices: design governance so competing vendors have multi-company participation and a… | ||
| The Role of Open Source in Mitigating Natural Disasters | Brad Topol, Pedro Cruz | 10m |
IBM launches Code and Response as a five-year, $30M initiative that runs a $200,000 prize contest and attracted ~100,000 developers, 2,500 apps and… | ||
| Why Amazon Cares about Open Source | Arun Gupta | 06m |
AWS frames open source work around customer demand, saying 90–95% of the roadmap comes from customers and they push fixes upstream rather than maintain forks… | ||
| The Next Age of Open Innovation | Alison McCauley | 05m |
Argues that blockchains and digital tokens can turn scattered contributors into a coordinated force by using game theory to tag and register contributions… | ||
| Open Source Force Multipliers | Adrian Cockcroft | 02m |
MongoDB treats open source mainly as marketing, keeps core repo contributions low, and focuses on a paid cloud product. MongoDB Atlas is priced as a cloud… | ||
| The War for the Soul of Open Source | Adam Jacob | 02m |
Argues that the core of open source is community stewardship and shared purpose, not licenses or foundations, supported by 13 years building the Chef community… | ||
| Managing Machines | Pete Skomoroch | 04m |
Claims that shipping ML is hard because labeled data and post-deploy operations dominate effort, not model code; gives concrete figures and practices: labels… | ||
| Ask Not What Brands™ Can Do For You | VM Brasseur | 04m |
Companies routinely treat "free" as price and assume that dumping source is enough; the concrete claim is that lack of guidance breaks projects and business… | ||
| O'Reilly Open Source and Frank Willison Awards | Guido van Rossum | 05m |
Conference gives concrete awards: Let's Encrypt wins Most Impact for automating HTTPS certificate issuance and running the first open source managed… | ||
| O’Reilly Radar: Open Source Technology Trends | Roger Magoulas | 10m |
O’Reilly Radar analyzes about two million learning searches and usage events to surface concrete shifts: Kubernetes top search term and cloud-native tooling… | ||
| Simplifying cloud native deployments | Bart Verkoeijen | 03m |
A platform that simplifies cloud native deployments by using open-source under the hood and wrapping Kubernetes and containers in a guided workflow, aiming to… | ||
| Getting the most out of service mesh | Neeraj Poddar | 07m |
Service mesh claims to let teams offload traffic management (routing, retries, circuit breakers), security via mutual TLS, and observability (metrics plus… | ||
| Developer contribution within the open source community | David Narayan | 03m |
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… | ||
| Open source in the location technology industry | Thomas Steenbergen | 08m |
Argues that open source glues together heterogeneous mapping data and tools so teams can ingest government and private sources, render and parse maps, and… | ||
| The evolution of open source in enterprise environments | Thomas Grassl | 07m |
Enterprise involvement grows from early investments 15 years ago in Eclipse IDE and OpenJDK to active contributions and coordination today, including releasing… | ||
| Utilizing the HPE development community | Alex Mejias | 02m |
HPE Dev is a curated hub for HPE open source and technical content with a popular blog and a contributor workflow that lets developers publish posts and… | ||
| Leveraging Eclipse Che for developers | Dave Neary, Venkat Balabhadrapatruni | 06m |
Eclipse Che runs the IDE as a container and provisions code and runtimes inside per-developer containers, enabling IDE as a container workspaces that boot from… | ||
| Decentralized architecture patterns | Asanka Abeysinghe | 04m |
Claims that application architecture moves from monolith to SOA to microservices and now to decentralized systems, backed by the concrete numbers 80% of… | ||
| What does open source need from CI/CD? | Vivek Ravishankar | 07m |
Open source projects need CI that is fast, automatic for contributors, and simple for maintainers to set up; recommends SaaS CI like Circle CI to avoid owning… | ||
| Building in security for open source projects | Adrian Cockcroft | 10m |
Team grows from a handful to a dedicated open source org with added management and specialists, pushes back on vendors turning projects into proprietary or… | ||
| O'Reilly Open Source Software Conference - Attendee Perspectives | 01m | |
Conference reports that attendance expands practical skills and horizons, with hands-on courses teaching Kubernetes, service mesh, and TensorFlow-style ML… | ||
| Talking Open Source & Cloud Native | Brad Topol | 06m |
IBM Cloud runs massive production workloads including rental car systems, airlines and the Weather Company which scales from about 30 billion to 100 billion… | ||
| Better Together Diversity Networking Lunch | Adam Al | 26m |
Argues that non‑code work — docs, triage, community events, mentorship and legal checklists — unlocks diversity by lowering barriers for newcomers, illustrated… | ||
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