Open Source Panel "Solving for the Container and Cloud "
summary
Discussion shows how open source actually solves container and cloud friction by naming the tools and practices: Quarkus as a new Java runtime, Ortelius for mapping and versioning microservice applications, WireMock for test stubs, and Kubernetes plus the CD Foundation as governance paths. Concrete advice: provide a reproducible day-one experience, file precise bug reports with line references, maintain a code of conduct, don’t just dump code on GitHub, and run install-style hackathons to reveal documentation and workflow gaps.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:07Welcome
- 1:15Jeremy Davis
- 20:19How I Get Started in Open Source Communities
- 24:09Submitting Bug Requests
- 25:45Wrong Things To Do in an Open Source Community
- 28:26What an Open Source Project Is
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