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Uncovering The Black Magic of an Open Source Community While the many advantages of open source software are obvious these days, to many it is still a mystery how open source communities are formed and how they function. In this talk we will discuss the different elements of successful open source communities, the different possible structures and how to interact with them as an individual and as a company. In this talk Arthur and Nir will cover the following topics: What are the different types of open source communities? Why and How to start a new open source software community? What are the possible types of communities, and what are the pros and cons for each? How should an organization and an individual interact and contribute to an open source community? Arthur Berezin - Arthur is the Co-Founder of JovianX Anything-As-A-Service(XaaS) Platform, in his previous role as Dir. Product Management at Cloudify Arthur formed the Apache ARIA-TOSCA community under the Apache Software Foundation, Prior to that Arthur was Sr. Technical Product Manager for OpenStack at Red Hat. Nir Yechiel - Nir is a Principal Product Manager at Red Hat concentrating on networking technologies for Red Hat OpenStack Platform. He has vast experience with open source communities, including OpenStack, Open vSwitch, OVN, DPDK and OpenDaylight.
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While the many advantages of open source software are obvious these days, to many it is still a mystery how Cloud Native Computing Foundation(CNCF), The Linux Foundation(LF), Apache Software Foundation(ASF) and other open source communities are formed and how they operate. In this talk, Arthur will discuss the different elements of successful open source communities, the different possible structures and how to interact with them as an individual and as a company.
In this talk Arthur will cover the following topics:
* Why and How to start a new open source software community?
* What are the different structures of open source communities?
* What are the possible types of communities, and what are the pros and cons for each?
* How should an organization and an individual interact and contribute to an open source community?
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* Why and How to start a new open source software community?
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Deployment Plans Dynamic Generation - Dynamic generation of deployment plans from on the TOSCA template and plugins used in the TOSCA templates.
Pluggable node Types Plugins mechanism that allows extending the TOSCA normative node types with custom and technology specific node types, allowing TOSCA to natively support the following:
Extend TOSCA Normative types and support introduction of new technology specific node types with their corresponding relationship node types, and lifecycle operation implementations.
Native TOSCA support for Multi-VIM, combination of multiple and mixed environments.
Native TOSCA support for any sVNFM/gVNFM
Live Attribute Injection - Plugins can set node attributes and fill in TOSCA functions allowing for live requirements-and-capabilities processing
TOSCA Workflow Execution Engine TOSCA native workflow execution engine that can run over the deployment graph, execute dynamically generated deployment plans from the TOSCA topology temple, support custom workflows addition to graph based workflow execution.
Model Storage Mechanism Storage mechanism that allows storing the generated objects model and template related resources into filesystem, database and memory.
ARIA Plugins Roadmap
Execution Plugin plugin for execution of scripts, Fabric(SSH) and WinRM for windows
Plugins Roadmap
IaaS
OpenStack
VMWare vSphere
VMWare vCloud
AWS
GCP
Azure
Containers
Docker
Kubernetes
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