Aomar Bariz is Information Governance Technical Leader at IBM. His keynote at OW2con'19 focused on "Opensource@IBM, How Open source help our customer to Innovate".

1. Open Source @ IBM

2. Open Source @ IBM
AOMAR BARIZ
CLOUD SOLUTION LEADER
IBM Cloud Unit
Aomar.Bariz@fr.ibm.com
@AomarBariz

3. Open source allows developers to make a difference
IBM has been there every step of the way
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CONTAINER
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4. 2018 Highlights: The IBM open source way
https://developer.ibm.com/open/culture/
Training
Open Source @
IBM Program
touches
72,000+
IBMers annually
Recognition
We recognize our
open source
leaders with
~300
cash awards in
2018
Tooling
Our open source
management tool
suite is used over
30,000+
times per month
Organization
Our Open Source
Core Team
includes
~12 FTEs
supporting all of
IBM
Consuming
Virtually all of our
products contain
open source
45,000+
packages reviewed
in 2018
Up 12 % YtY
Contributing
We invest in
community code &
innovation
900+
IBM GitHub org
members
Up 60 % YtY

5. The ‘3rd Wave’ of open source: Hyperscale Platform players
Cloud vendors are who’s powering open source now
Open source is winning in the data center as the
emerging ”standard” for most of cloud infrastructure
components
“…because they’re in the business of operationalizing
software, not selling it, these companies are perhaps
best positioned to fuel, not destroy, open source for
many years to come.”

6. The ‘4th Wave’ of open source adoption: Enterprise contribution
https://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/the-hidden-benefit-of-giving-back-to-open-source-software
• Companies are increasingly using
crowdsourced public goods as inputs for
innovation and production
• Counterintuitively, some firms pay their
employees to contribute to the creation of
these goods, which can be used freely by
their competitors
• They learn by contributing as they receive
feedback from the crowd of more
experienced users and are therefore able
to better capture value from using open
source software
• Contributing firms capture up to 100%
more productive value from usage of OSS
than their free-riding peers
Frank Nagle
Assistant Professor of Business Administration, HBS

7. Focusing on strategic open source communities that matter
IBM believes that communities with open governance and an inclusive
philosophy will attract the largest ecosystems and markets
Key characteristics:
• Responsible licensing
• Accessible commit process
• Diverse ecosystem
• Active community
• Open governance
https://developer.ibm.com/open/community/

8. Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) & Kubernetes Project Update
https://www.cncf.io/cncf-annual-report-2018/

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News from the Linux Foundation Leadership Summit
IBM helps form new foundations to advance open technologies
CD Foundation
New initiative provides neutral home for
Jenkins, Jenkins X, Spinnaker, Tekton
projects and the next generation of
continuous delivery collaboration
GraphQL Foundation
New Members Advance GraphQL
Specification to Expand GraphQL Ecosystem
and Accelerate Open Source and Open
Standards for API Development and
Consumption
Open JS Foundation
Newly Formed Foundation to Accelerate Next
Phase of JavaScript Ecosystem Growth
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/author/linuxfoundation/

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• Drive Evolution of standards based Kubernetes based CI/CD Systems
• Tekton
• Ecosystem of Tools for Pipelines and Containerized Build Tools
• Extension Mechanism based on KNative Serverless and Eventing
• Integration into IBM Cloud, Public and Private
• Contribute to open-source
• Tekton Dashboard
• Tekton Pipeline Enhancements
• Jenkins-X enablement on IBM Cloud and IBM Cloud Private
IBM’s goals for the Foundation

12. IBM’s goals for the Foundation
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• Drive Evolution of standards based Kubernetes based CI/CD Systems
• Tekton
• Ecosystem of Tools for Pipelines and Containerized Build Tools
• Extension Mechanism based on KNative Serverless and Eventing
• Integration into IBM Cloud, Public and Private
• Contribute to open-source
• Tekton Dashboard
• Tekton Pipeline Enhancements
• Jenkins-X enablement on IBM Cloud and IBM Cloud Private

13. GraphQL at IBM – some examples
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The Bluemix GraphQL µ-service
• Microservice providing IBM Cloud data
• Heavily cached for performance
• In production since mid 2017
• https://ibm.biz/graphql
OASGraph
• Auto-generates GraphQL wrappers for APIs
described with Swagger / OpenAPI Spec
• Open-sourced by IBM Research in late 2018
• https://ibm.biz/oasgraph
AI Challenges Portal
• Application to create & maintain research
challenges
• https://github.ibm.com/IBM-Research-AI/AI-
Challenges-Portal
GrAMPS
• Library to support multiple teams in
maintaining a GraphQL interface
• https://github.com/gramps-graphql

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Open Source Matters to IBM and our clients
1999
IBM’s journey in open governance for open source
started with our leadership in the formation of
the Apache Software Foundation
2001
IBM worked with
others to create
the Eclipse
Foundation with
an initial grant of
the Eclipse Java
IDE framework.
Our 2001 $30M investment in contributed
software lead to the creation of arguably the most
popular IDE for developers of Java applications
and more. We have since open sourced our J9
Java virtual machine, Liberty java run time, and
founded a micro profile group with the Eclipse
Foundation. Along with Oracle and others, we
have created a new home in Eclipse for Java
Enterprise Edition. This will cement Eclipse as the
place for open source java.
http://www.eclipse.org/
$30MIBMers serve on a number of open source
foundation boards, including Linux, Eclipse,
Apache, CNCF, Node.js, Hyperledger, and
many others, and we have tens of thousands
of IBMers using and contributing to open
source.
IBM developers are working every day
in open source projects that matter,
making thousands of contributions to
hundreds of open source projects
each month.
IBM has invested close to
$1 billion and
dedicated hundreds of open
source development,
marketing, and evangelism
resources over the past five
years.
We have more than twice as
many active open source
projects on the Github
platform as Microsoft.
Years IBM has
been a leading
participant in
open source
communities.
IBM hosts over 1,200 open source repositories on
GitHub. We have almost 1,000 IBMers contributing to
over 1,000 open source projects annually (At any
given time there are more than 1000 IBMers active in
open source).
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16. Thank You!
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Internal IBM OS Site:
https://w3.ibm.com/developer/opensource/
Knative: https://github.com/knative/docs/
IKS: https://ibm.com/iks
Demo: https://github.com/duglin/helloworld