The Evolution of Open Source at Dropbox
One of the most important things when building an open source community is making sure that your own processes are open, according to Dropbox’s Luke Faraone. Read More
The Evolution of Open Source at Dropbox
The open source program at Dropbox was initially just a mailing list, where some interested engineers wanted to open source projects and develop with open source. Over time, things became more formalized, with a focus on ensuring that the... Read More
Call for Proposals Now Open for Open Networking Summit North America 2018
Speak at the largest open networking and orchestration event of 2018. Read More
Top Predictions for Networking in 2018
Arpit Joshipura, GM of Networking and Orchestration at the Linux Foundation, shares his 2018 predictions for the networking industry. Read More
How to Market an Open Source Project
In Deirdré Straughan’s talk at Open Source Summit, she explained common marketing approaches and why they’re important for open source projects. Read More
Linux Kernel Developer: Thomas Gleixner
The top 30 Linux kernel developers have contributed about 16 percent of the total changes since the start of the Git era. Read More
Call for Proposals Now Open for Open Source Leadership Summit 2018
Share your knowledge, best practices, and strategies at Open Source Leadership Summit. Read More
What Open Means to OpenStack
The OpenStack Foundation team has been thinking about what “open” means for the project. Learn more. Read More
Linux Foundation Continues to Emphasize Diversity and Inclusiveness at Events
One of the core objectives of Linux Foundation events is to work with projects and communities to promote diversity and inclusiveness in open source. Read More
Practical Ways to Improve Your Open Source Development Impact
Open source programs are sparking innovation at organizations of all types, and if your program is up and running, you may have arrived at the point where maximizing the impact of your development is essential to continued success. Many... Read More
Linux Kernel Developer: Kees Cook
Part of the ongoing Linux development work involves hardening the kernel against attack. Read More
Fluentd v1.0
Logging is a critical component on production environments that allow us to perform monitoring and data analysis. While applications runs at scale, the Logging layer also needs to scale and year over year we see new challenges that needs... Read More
Announcing Jaeger 1.0 Release!
In February we introduced Jaeger in a blog post Evolving Distributed Tracing at Uber Engineering. Two months later Jaeger backend has been released as an open source project. So many things have happened since then. We built a great... Read More
The OpenChain Project: From A to Community
OpenChain makes open source compliance more predictable, understandable, and efficient for all participants in the software supply chain. Read More
Launching an Open Source Project: A Free Guide
Increasingly, as open source programs become more pervasive at organizations of all sizes, tech and DevOps workers are choosing to or being asked to launch their own open source projects. From Google to Netflix to Facebook, companies are... Read More
What OPNFV Makes Possible in Open Source
The OPNFV project provides users with open source technology they can use and tailor for their purposes; learn how to get involved. Read More
Linux Kernel Developer: Mauro Carvalho Chehab
Mauro Carvalho Chehab answers a few questions about his work on the Linux kernel. Read More
Inspiring the Next Generation of Open Source
Zachary Dupont wrote a letter to his hero Linus Torvalds back in 2014. Here, they catch up on stage at Open Source Summit NA 2017. Read More
Top 10 Moments in 2017 Linux Foundation Events
1. LinuxCon + ContainerCon + CloudOpen China Developers, architects, sysadmins, DevOps experts, business leaders, and other professionals gathered in June to discuss open source technology and trends at the first-ever LinuxCon +... Read More
Top 10 Moments in 2017 Linux Foundation Events
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Linux Runs All of the World’s Fastest Supercomputers
Since its release 26 years ago, Linux has not only persisted–it has come to dominate every market it enters. So it came as no surprise when Top500.org revealed that Linux powers every one of the world’s 500 fastest supercomputers. Read More
OpenSDS Organizes First Mini-Summit and Sets Up End-User Advisory Committee to Share Software-Defined Storage Requirements
Recently at Open Source Summit Europe, the OpenSDS community organized its first mini-summit and set up an End-User Advisory Committee (EUAC). Read More
Sustainable Open Source is About Evolution as a Group
Open source involves a culture of understanding change. It’s about evolution as a group, says Mesosphere’s CMO Peter Guagenti. Read More
Linux Kernel Developer: Arnd Bergmann
The Linux kernel is the lowest level of software running on a Linux system. It manages the hardware, runs user programs, and maintains the overall security and integrity of the whole system, according to the recent Linux Kernel Development... Read More