Keynote - Contributing to Google Cloud Open Source Projects
summary
Overview of concrete entry points into Google Cloud open source: Kubernetes and its dashboard, TensorFlow and style-transfer demos, Apache Beam (with Dataflow/Flint/Spark runners), BigQuery and managed DataProc with initialization action configs. Notes a personal path: publishing a repo in week two using predictive analytics in BigQuery with R, receiving a PR overnight and learning code review practices. Mentoring exists for smaller projects, there are 483 GitHub repos on the org, and the demo repo has 70 stars.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:17About Google
- 4:58Containers
- 5:36Kubernetes
- 6:18Equipment at Ease Dashboard
- 7:16Machine Learning
- 8:11Blend
- 9:20Data Analytics
- 12:13Personal Story
- 13:44Pull Requests
- 14:44Code Review
- 16:45Homework
- 18:05Translation
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