Keynote: Apache Projects and Comcast’s Journey to Open Source
summary
Comcast maps a decade of work into concrete actions: it builds the X1 operating system (2012) and a multi-tenant cloud video platform, relies on practically every Apache project, increases support as a Platinum sponsor, and open-sources about 85 repos with over 10,000 commits. An incubating project, Apache Traffic Control, runs in production to avoid CDN vendor lock‑in and attract contributors. An open source program office removes legal and process blockers, hires for scale, and prioritizes diversity to reduce bias in machine learning and product decisions.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:25Nithyas Open Source Journey
- 3:22Comcasts Open Source Journey
- 7:19Customer Value
- 9:58Collaboration
- 10:23Why I love Apache
- 11:55Apache Traffic Control
- 13:33Shoutouts
- 14:31Comcast Github
- 14:59Working at scale
- 15:23Why open source
- 16:02Diversity and inclusion
- 18:11Outro
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