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by caniszczyk 6y ago
All of the Working Groups (WGs) that will be doing the work are forming now in the OPEN so this is the perfect time for anyone to get engaged as the organization gets off the ground: https://github.com/ossf FYI: the majorit
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
Matt, the CII grant program became problematic for a number of reasons and that OpenSSF is certainly aiming to avoid replicating those mistakes and making entirely new mistakes instead (to not only focus on grants and truly help define what
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
This is more than just open standards, the problem with standards groups in general is that they haven't woken up on how to do modern open source development, they are slow moving.
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
It's because all the work is happening in the open on GitHub in Working Groups if you want to get in touch with people, it's literally describe in the FAQ + "Community" top level button that takes you to https:/&#x
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
There's a funding service by the Linux Foundation which projects can use as an option: https://funding.communitybridge.org You can see other options out there too via https://www.oss.fund In general, donations&#
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
"With the amount of sponsors they get, they could get away with $10 tickets like PyCon Europe which is free for all and still take care of travel and lodging for speakers. When Google gave Kubernetes for free to CNCF non profit, I don&
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
"The problem with CNCF and why istio was not transferred to that org is that CNCF acts as a mediator, so any decision around trademark takes soo much time and effort because CNCF has to get the blessing of everyone or build something n
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
As someone who helps run CNCF, there's about 100 certified distributions and thousands of people who have been certified as kubernetes administrators (CKAs), as a small non profit with about 25 employees that pales in comparison to a t
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
For the MySQL folks, see Vitess as an example on how to run Kubernetes on MySQL: https://vitess.io
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by caniszczyk 6y ago
Sigh, GitHub is still promoting the "open source gig economy" https://www.aniszczyk.org/2019/03/25/troubles-with-the-open-... It's been about 2 years of GitHub sponsors and they haven't sh
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
Awesome to see the GraphQL community growing, there's a GraphQL Landscape of tools out there, if something is missing please contribute, the GraphQL Foundation is tracking everything now: https://landscape.graphql.org/
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
How is a reverse patent retaliation clause in the Apache v2.0 license not in the best interest of the LLVM community? It provides more patent protection for LLVM
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
Thanks, I believe you're based in Austin also so happy to do coffee (unless I'm wrong)
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
I have a lot of experience in building open source foundations, from my time at Apache, Eclipse and the Linux Foundation, lots of pros and cons across different entities in terms of how much professional help you want (versus volunteer labo
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
Check out https://opentelemetry.io
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
I agree with you, I think GitHub is doing a dis service by selling people that this will sustain open source developers: https://www.aniszczyk.org/2019/03/25/troubles-with-the-open-... In my opinion, it'
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
There is good discussion but there is a lot of hyperbole, how many companies can you name that have been killed by these hyperscale cloud providers? Many seem to be doing well: https://a16z.com/2019/10/04/comm
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
Terrible blog post, they completely forget to mention Mesos which owned the orchestration market before Docker Swarm and Kubernetes
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GraphQL Interactive Landscape Launched(foundation.graphql.org)
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
Consider joining and supporting the RISC-V Foundation! https://riscv.org
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
donation's don't work well https://www.aniszczyk.org/2019/03/25/troubles-with-the-open-...
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
please proof this claim... the majority of open source seems to be sustained extremely well... there are some outliers like OpenSSL and others that have been fixed but the majority is well sustained https://www.aniszczyk.org&#x2F
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
It is a sustainable career if you start a business. If no one wants to pay you for your project, that could be the market telling you something. At the end of, donations don't work and open source is being fairly well sustained if peop
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
The osquery foundation is just getting started and holding office hours, you're welcome to join! https://github.com/osquery/foundation
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
donations don't work well though: https://www.aniszczyk.org/2019/03/25/troubles-with-the-open-...
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
I've written about how donations are the wrong approach and things like GitHub sponsors are giving people a false promise of sustainability: https://www.aniszczyk.org/2019/03/25/troubles-with-the-open-...
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
The Trail of Bits folks also open sourced the code behind their audit: https://twitter.com/lojikil/status/1159190646478913536 https://github.com/trailofbits/audit-kubernetes
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Netflix, Amazon Web Services Join Hollywood Open Source Group(variety.com)
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
It is a specification for the various parts of what makes up a container. All container runtimes and images out there implement the specification so there's portability amongst tools: https://www.opencontainers.org https:&
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by caniszczyk 7y ago
For companies, I've been encouraging companies for the last several years to start formal open source programs to build a proper open source strategy: https://todogroup.org/guides/create-program/ From that, c

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