Collaboration Walkthrough
summary
A monolithic WordPress/Causeway site is replaced by a modular open source stack running on Power8/9 that separates public and member surfaces, automates publishing and meetings, and speeds the site to a few milliseconds. Specific components include Hugo static site for landscapes and member pages, OpenLDAP+Authelia passport for single sign‑on and member access, and Gitty with GitHub/GitLab sync plus Woodpecker CI to generate git‑backed minute pages, mirror repos, and push notifications through Mattermost bridged to Slack/IRC.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to OpenPOWER
- 1:45Problems with current systems
- 3:08Goals for new web systems
- 5:15User interaction overview
- 7:04Redesign and landscapes
- 11:59Open source components used
- 16:11Document and note systems
- 18:16Request and CI/CD systems
- 19:40Modular and flexible tools
- 21:07Community collaboration approach
- 22:12Q&A and closing remarks
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