Keynote: Building an Open Source Software Culture at Microsoft
summary
Company narrative traces concrete shifts: nine years contributing to the Linux kernel and thousands of employees active on GitHub, Azure runs with half the VMs on Azure run Linux and 60% of solutions in the Azure Marketplace are Linux-based. Core products ship as or integrate open source — Visual Studio Code becomes the most-used editor, Azure offers managed PostgreSQL and MySQL, and Kubernetes appears as AKS — and those contributions shape product decisions and partner relationships.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:44Culture not strategy
- 2:49How did we get here
- 5:22Anders Halvorsen
- 9:25Microsofts engagement in Linux
- 10:53GitHub acquisition
- 11:36Conclusion
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