The Hidden Cost of Open Source
summary
An actionable five-step process for open-source EOL: form a cross-functional team with security, QA, engineering and product and meet monthly or quarterly; take an inventory and rank libraries by criticality; check end-of-support dates on endoflife.date; estimate scope, testing, training and time for each upgrade — one startup delayed a release for eight weeks; waiting can force a multimillion dollar migration or you can buy commercial extended support or vendor maintenance.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:18Do you have an open source upgrade and EOL policy?
- 3:51Establishing a policy
- 8:22It's ok to punt on upgrades, but understand the cost
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