Open Cloud Architecture Think You Can Out-Innovate the Best of the Rest
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Joint Presentation with Rob Hirschfeld and Chris Ferris at IBM Interconnect. We cover what makes open source projects succeed and struggle based on our experience with numerous projects. [video pending]
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Open Cloud Architecture Think You Can Out-Innovate the Best of the Rest
- 1. @zehicle & @christo4ferris InterConnect 2017 Open Cloud Architecture: Think You Can Out-Innovate the Best of the Rest? BOP-4122 Christopher Ferris IBM CTO Open Technology @christo4ferris Rob Hirschfeld RackN.com, CEO & Founder @zehicle 1 3/17/17 All images CC0 from https://www.pexels.com/
- 2. @zehicle & @christo4ferris Chris Ferris IBM CTO Open Tech Rob Hirschfeld RackN CEO & Founder 2 3/17/17 @christo4ferris @zehicle
- 3. @zehicle & @christo4ferris IBM’s Open Cloud Architecture Design in the age of Cloud: The IT & business renaissance 3 Runtimes OAuth Security Web and Mobile Data and Analytics Operating Environment IoT DevOps
- 4. @zehicle & @christo4ferris@zehicle & @christo4ferris4 That’s A LOT of Innovation! How does Open Innovation transfer to Mainstream use?
- 5. @zehicle & @christo4ferris@zehicle & @christo4ferris We win together… Open is a PARTNER COLLABORATION - some of the partners are unpaid and some are your competitors. You can’t just delegate to the partner! 5
- 6. @zehicle & @christo4ferris Developers vs. Users & Operators Dev speed brings innovation but often breaks users. Ops Means Pinning Code You need to have processes that embrace change. ● Operators have to be more mobile ● Developers have to be more incremental 6
- 7. @zehicle & @christo4ferris7 Is Open Innovation just the number of people? NO! Power Of People in Open Source brings 1. More Smart People. 2. More Hands 3. Diversity of use-cases 4. Better Hygiene 5. Thinking Ahead
- 8. @zehicle & @christo4ferris8 BUT… lots of people brings downsides too 1. Breaking early users 2. Competing great ideas 3. Conflicting demands 4. Design by Committee 5. And Giving up control.
- 9. @zehicle & @christo4ferris9 What does Open Collaboration Look Like? Discipline between learning and experiments Focus on operational needs for users Looking for other collaborative projects Knowing Project Scope
- 10. @zehicle & @christo4ferris@zehicle & @christo4ferris10 NO is as important as YES! Projects need to define clear boundaries “Architecture is about saying no” Open is all yes until you start code and install.
- 11. @zehicle & @christo4ferris@zehicle & @christo4ferris Does NO slow innovation? If single provider, yes. If open providers, no. Interop is Accelerating! Users have Heterogeneous & Hybrid Environments 11
- 12. @zehicle & @christo4ferris Why is Open so Chaotic? Wide adoption slows ability to change the code base. Which leads to Fragmentation and Urge to Fork / Specialize Finding Balance is Hard! 12
- 13. @zehicle & @christo4ferris Examples: Docker Fork Node.js Challenge OpenStack DefCore Blockchain Growth 13 @zehicle @christo4ferris
- 14. @zehicle & @christo4ferris@zehicle & @christo4ferris14 Interop Builds Ecosystems Ecosystems are THE user value for open platforms. It encourages shared best practice. Interop allows users to confidently build on top of the platform.
- 15. @zehicle & @christo4ferris@zehicle & @christo4ferris Vendors generally prioritize features and vendor differentiation. Users and Operators must drive interop. We must reward vendors who drive interop and shared best practices. 15 Interop Depends on You
- 16. @zehicle & @christo4ferris InterConnect 2017 Thank you! 16 3/17/17 Please Tweet Us! Chris: @christo4ferris Rob: @zehicle All images CC0 from https://www.pexels.com/