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by caniszczyk 5y ago
There are certified Kubernetes products/projects listed on the landscape: https://www.cncf.io/certification/software-conformance/ FYI it's also an open source project that others can use and build upon!
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
complex, too much content/options for end users to decipher... e.g., "hellscape"
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
Nice to always see this on HN... we have more landscapes out there too :) https://landscapes.dev There are also two sub landscapes in the CNCF landscape in case you're interested: https://landscape.cncf.io/s
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
This is similar in spirit with what https://tidelift.com is trying to do. I'm not convinced this will work at scale. At the end of the day, open source software is different than commercial software is what you're prop
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
How is this a Linux Foundation issue? The LF usually has board seats reserved for folks who are maintainers, committers and so on, essentially represents all the interests in the community. Don't put this on the LF, this is definitely
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
Check out https://o3de.org if you're interested in open source game engines
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
Adobe recently joined the Open 3D Engine (O3DE) project too: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press-release/linux-foundati... https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/gametech/open-3d-engine/ So they
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
you can see our finances here in the annual report: https://www.cncf.io/cncf-annual-report-2020/ fiscally the impact would be a membership fee which is a small percentage of revenue The organization is fairly well dive
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
check out https://backstage.io
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
that for sure is false... Google helped start CNCF but now plays a small part in its governance, they are just one board member like the 30+ others... they have no special voting rights... https://www.cncf.io/people/gov
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
did everyone starting leaving the hell hole known as Mountain View?
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
can you give some examples All Linux Foundation projects separate business/funding governance (you pay to get a vote on how the money is spent) from technical governance (you do the work you get a seat at the table). If you show up and
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
...or use services that are run by non profits? there's a lot of funding platforms out there https://www.oss.fund this type of service should be a public common good imho
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
One problem with this approach is still that depending what country you're from, you're essentially creating an "open source gig economy" where developers work for scraps from company donations without health/retire
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
Is OpenCollective a for profit company or non profit? The marketing is a bit confusing: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/opencollective So a private company is taking a cut of each transaction headed to an open
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
If you want to learn more about Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) check out https://todogroup.org/guides/
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
See this effort: https://linuxfoundation.org/en/press-release/darpa-and-the-l...
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
cracks? we are nothing in a boom time for enterprise open source... more companies are contributing than in the past and hiring engineers to work on open source, we have open source alternatives to every project you mentioned
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
I think folks need to be wary of supporting github sponsors, the way it's currently structured only perpetuates a gig style economy for open source maintainers, my guess is <1% of folks using sponsors get enough money equivalent to
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
for a logstash alternative, check out https://www.tremor.rs/
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
There's also a free course from the Linux Foundation on this topic: https://www.edx.org/course/ethics-in-ai-and-big-data
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
The OpenSSF released a bunch of free courses on security: https://openssf.org/press-release/2020/10/29/open-source-sec...
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
I fly to China quite often from Austin, it's not that bad, you do AUS-DFW-PVR,PEK... you only lose an hour or so for the short hop, the DFW-China leg is basically the same from SFO Also from AUS, you have Houston and Dallas as two big
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
The container image/runtime/distribution area is heavily standardized now via the Open Container Initiative (OCI) that was founded 5 years ago. https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press-release/2015/12/o
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
heh, here's a couple links that should be useful: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/blog/2020/05/building-a-succ... https://www.linuxfoundation.org/blog/2020/09/software-defi
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
Indeed, as an FYI the LF is truly "Foundation as a Service" and has entities in the US, EU, Japan and China. The RISC-V Foundation (hosted by the LF) is even based out of Switzerland.
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
The project will be forming a funding membership charter, similar to other foundations in the LF like say GraphQL Foundation ( https://foundation.graphql.org/members/ ) which will pool financial resources and ensure a su
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
They are trying their best via the ELISA effort: https://elisa.tech
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
There are bad 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(6)s, it's a tax status and implies nothing around its governance and outcomes.
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
Please stop this 501(c)(6) vs 501(c)(3) nonsense, it's just a tax status, the Trump Foundation as a 501(c)(3) and was dissolved, the tax status doesn't imply much outside of it being a non profit... The most important thing is ens

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