This is interesting and brave because it invites others to make value judgements on your performance. Personally I love the transparency because it helps demyst

This is interesting and brave because it invites others to make value judgements on your performance. Personally I love the transparency because it helps demystify the operation for others considering getting into the business. But "Open Source" business does not mean "open implementation." Open sourcing the financial side of a business would look like sharing the systems, reports, analysis criteria, etc that you use to operate that side of the business. This is more like, "look at the memory that my open source API gateway is using!"