4 Opens and the Open Infra Way
summary
Presents a concrete governance and engineering recipe: four opens (open source, open design, open development, open community) enforced with Apache 2.0 licensing and public tooling like Git/Gerrit, public CI logs and recorded meetings; balances three forces (ecosystem, developers, users). Cites production results: OpenStack reaches its 26th release and users operate clouds with ~1,000,000 cores, Kata Containers is five years old as a runc replacement for Kubernetes, and Zuul proves CI/CD gating works across projects and enterprises.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:53Four freedoms to four opens
- 3:38Four freedoms history
- 4:45Defining open source
- 8:12Open design process
- 10:02Open development trust
- 13:36Community governance
- 18:52Contribution voting
- 21:00Balancing priorities
- 22:46Trust and inclusivity
- 25:13Success with four opens
- 29:10Three forces of open infra
- 33:31Open way success
- 34:13Closing and involvement
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