Keynote: Open Source Community Engagement: We’re in. Are you?
summary
Bloomberg says it treats open source as a coordinated community action and describes a ten plus year Ceph journey that begins with consumption → participation → contribution → leadership starting in 2013. Claims include corporate funding and time, upstream PRs that fixed Multisite and S3 Notifications, staff elected to the Ceph Steering Committee and a Bloomberg seat on the board, and a push to shorten user feedback loops. Acknowledges past large outages but reports continued investment and a goal to broaden and deepen participation.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 1:04Open source as community action
- 3:13Four stages of open source engagement
- 6:04Shifting focus from me to we
- 10:16Unifying the community
- 12:21Coordinated effort for growth
- 15:10Fostering engagement across levels
- 17:36Call to action and closing
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