Open Source All The Things
Presented at All Things Open 2022 Presented by Andrew Zigler Title: Open Source All The Things Abstract: Open source software is increasingly becoming the number one choice for software developers worldwide because it's considered best in class for its improved security, extensibility and customization, and high-quality tooling. Wouldn’t it be great if your entire software development lifecycle could take place on open source software? The good news is that it absolutely can! Modern open source tools give your development team everything they need to be productive, from initial planning to production deployment. In this session, you’ll learn how to use 100% open source software to set up a complete development pipeline that includes source code management, CI/CD, service monitoring and notifications, team communications and collaboration, project and task management, and process automation. Attendees will come away with an arsenal of tools they can deploy for their team to become more efficient at the software development process. Target Audience: Anyone who works on a software development team and wants to find ways to make their team more productive and facilitate better collaboration. This session is ideal for developers and technical managers who want to use open source tools to reduce context switching and increase the focus time they have to write code.
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- 1. Open Source All The Things How to Incorporate Open Source Into Your Tech Stack Andrew Zigler, Developer Advocate, Mattermost @andrewzigler @azigler @andrew.zigler
- 2. About Me
- 3. Agenda Context and Backstory 1. Why Open Source? 2. How Open Source Ate Software The State of Open Source 3. Open Source Domination 4. Emerging Open Source Trends 5. Open Source Laggards ↳ Your Open Source Tech Stack 5. Infrastructure 6. Scalable App Deployment 7. Code Management & Collaboration 8. Service Monitoring & Alerting
- 4. Why Open Source? Vendor Lock-In Production-Grade Security Data Sovereignty Extensibility Licensing
- 5. Security Open Source • Community vetting • Public vulnerability resolution • Numerous security tools Proprietary • Based on vendor trust
- 6. Vendor Lock-in Open Source • Control over data • Common access protocols • Multi-vendor support Proprietary • Vendor controls data, services, and migration capabilities
- 7. Licensing Open Source • No usage restrictions • Limited distribution restrictions Proprietary • Legal or financial review • Vendor dictates usage
- 8. Data Sovereignty Open Source • More freedom to store data where you want Proprietary • Restricted to vendor data practices
- 9. Production-Grade Open Source • Widespread adoption for major production services Proprietary • Vendor outages, performance issues, and poor optimization
- 10. Extensibility Open Source • Infinitely extensible • Adapted to niche use cases Proprietary • Vendor-managed APIs • Customization entrapment
- 11. A Brief History The Open Source Success
- 12. Open Source Has Eaten the Software World
- 13. $1B+ Open Source Companies
- 14. Explosive Foundation Growth
- 15. All Roads Lead to Bell Examples
- 16. Linux: Global OS Dominance 1960s 1991 1994+
- 17. Git: Code Collaboration at a Global Scale 1972 1980s 2005 2008
- 19. Lessons To Keep With You 1. Viral open source can commoditize portions of software markets virtually overnight 2. Industries tend to center around a small number of key open source software projects 3. The most successful open source technologies generate a broad proliferation of niche customizations, configurations, and supporting technologies that orbit around them.
- 20. The State of Open Source Dominance, Emerging Trends, Laggards
- 21. Complete Open Source Domination Infrastructure Development Languages Scalable App Deployment
- 22. Emerging Open Source IDEs Service Monitoring CI/CD Cross-Platform Machine Learning IoT
- 23. Open Source Laggards User Data Capture Desktop Environments User-Facing Apps
- 24. Where to Start Open Source Your Tech Stack
- 25. Infrastructure Operating System Databases Web Server Security
- 26. Application Deployment and Scaling Core Infrastructure Deployment Automation Message Streams Cross Platform
- 27. Code Management and Collaboration Code Management CI/CD Testing Collaboration Docs
- 28. Service Monitoring and Alerting Monitoring Visualization Logging
- 29. Final Notes
- 30. Don’t Feel Obligated
- 31. Follow the Leaders
- 32. Give Back
- 33. Thank you. Don’t forget to leave feedback in the app! ❤ @andrewzigler @azigler @andrew.zigler