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- 1. Going Open Source Tales of a (ex-) closed source company Uri Cohen Head of Product @ GigaSpaces @uri1803 Nir (don’t call me "Devops") Cohen Prospers@Gigaspaces @thinkops http://www.slideshare.net/uri1803/alef-event-going-open-source
- 2. What This Talk Won’t Cover
- 3. How to Manage an Open Source Project
- 6. And I won’t say “Software is eating the world” Really, I Promise…
- 7. What I Will Talk about Our Journey as a company, moving from closed to open source
- 9. Why Open Source? Aside from the obvious reasons, it’s become a precondition
- 10. Why Open Source? It makes your software better
- 11. So Here’s What You Shouldn’t Do
- 12. This Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers
- 13. Put It on Github and Think You’re Done http://octodex.github.com/hipster-partycat/
- 14. Have a “Community Guy” that Handles All This OSS Stuff…
- 15. Check the Mailing Lists Once a Week http://www.cetofnc.com/images/2009/angry_user.jpg
- 16. What Worked for Us
- 17. Get Everyone Involved It’s not a developer thing, it’s a company mindset
- 20. Cut the Bureaucracy, Make It Easy for People to Contribute
- 21. Be Transparent
- 23. Go Linux…
- 25. Some of the Projects We Own/Contribute to
- 26. Cloudify
- 27. Packman
- 28. pylog
- 29. OpenStack
- 30. jclouds
- 31. libcloud
- 32. Flask to Swagger
- 33. References • Cloudify: getcloudify.org • Cloudify on github: github.com/cloudify-cosmo • Packman: packman.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ • Pylog: pylog.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
- 34. Thank You!
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- XAP, Why Cloudify, Java infra, geared for high perf, short detection times -->scales up to a few hundred of nodes legacy protocols
- Componentize and generalize
- It’s not just about the code, it’s about the way you run things 4 million projects on github, no one will know you’re there.
- Support, devs, marketing, management Daily standups include community status Weekly meetings with marketing, events, blogs, discussions all the way up to CEO about goals, hurdles etc.
- devops - larger scales, dynamic languages, a lot of choices
- Use github, Small Readme, build, dependencies, changelog, State maturity, supported envs, license, docs, tags, announce, milestones…
- Contributor agreement Pull request License
- Share Your Roadmap Share Your Darkest Secrets
- Move from windows mostly to linux mostly, eat our own dog food and use what are users will be using
- devops - larger scales, dynamic languages, a lot of choices
- OpenStack is here to stay, that’s why we’re all here. Most of the orgs we talked with have an openstack initiative, we wanted to be aligned with it, cactus/diablo Options to get in: contribute to projects, donate code – stackforge or not