Nobody knows your service is open source
summary
Image Builder pilots an open source badge implemented as three lines of code on console.redhat.com that links to an architecture diagram and the exact production git hash for each component. A nine-month gap analysis (service in production five months) drives changes: public issue tracker, developer and ops docs, CI access for regular contributors, a mailing list, Matrix channel and an open status page are live; open logging/alerting and public SRE incident management remain incomplete.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 1:33The challenge of services
- 3:01The basic requirements
- 4:17How open is your service?
- 6:00Open Assets
- 7:27Contribution workflow
- 10:27Issue tracking and planning
- 10:58Documentation
- 11:20Communication
- 12:03Open Site Reliability Engineering
- 13:24How open is Image Builder?
- 17:49And now?
- 21:00How open are Red Hat's services
- 21:41How to let everyone know
- 31:547. Logo poll
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