Lightning Talk: Shipping an Open Service
summary
Stacklok open-sources Minder, a supply-chain manager, and runs it as a public service so the team gains operational visibility and ships fixes faster — every PR goes to staging and merged changes can reach production in about two days. Design choices described include running from head instead of long-lived release branches, selective telemetry collection, fine-grained feature flags, keeping UI and infra config decisions explicit, and a documented policy for non-open emergency builds.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:16Why run an open service
- 1:32I love running services
- 1:58Why does it make your products better
- 2:59What are some of the differences
- 6:13How open are you
- 9:46Final thoughts
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