Fostering an Open Environment for Developers in a Regulated Industry
summary
Capital One claims a program that made the company open source first, exited its last data center this year, and finds about 90% open source composition in internally deployed apps. Concrete outputs include the devops dashboard hygiena and the policy tool cloud custodian (donated to CNCF), plus a command‑line Kubernetes bootstrapper. Processes are a bi‑directional supply‑chain model, developer platforms that attract contributors, and formal membership in foundations to sustain upstream projects; measurable outcomes center on adoption and risk reduction.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:22Capital Ones Open Source Program
- 4:36Technology Modernization
- 7:02Impact of Open Source
- 8:55Capital Ones Modernization Story
- 14:20Open Source Focus
- 21:50Supply Chain Model
- 28:55Open Source Foundations
- 32:50Devops Principles
- 33:57Open Source Projects
- 35:37Microservices Container Management
- 36:17Crip
- 37:45Lessons Learned
- 41:52Questions
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