The Amazon Effect and what that means to DevOps and Open Source
In March, we have seen a growing thread of articles regarding the recent announcement of AWS Open Distro of Elasticsearch. While there are articles praising it as a logical approach, many raise concerns that it is a disturbing move for the open source world as a whole.
Forking out an open source is not new, and it has delivered positive results for many, such as Jenkins and MariaDB. Although it has also been triggered from a pure business strategy, such as Oracle Enterprise Linux.
I have collected the variety of opinions on this recent AWS move, in attempt to illustrate what that potentially means for the DevOps community, which is largely an open source oriented market.
Outline/Structure of the Talk
TBD
Learning Outcome
Facts around the recent activities and announcements on Open Source.
Target Audience
Anybody who is interested in Open Source
Prerequisites for Attendees
Nothiing in particular, but it would help to have an understanding of the role open source plays in the DevOps market
schedule Submitted 3 years ago
Recent Activities
Call for Proposals CLOSED
Ended on Jan 31 '19 03:00 PM JST
Call for Speakers 登壇者の募集
セッションのスピーカーを募集します。DevOpsに関わる技術やケーススタディ、組織内の活動、組織外のコミュニティ活動など、幅広いセッションのご提案をお待ちしております。
We’re looking for a mix of technical and cultural talks that relate to the central conference themes.
Deadline for posting and voting : Jan 31th 3PM (JST: UTC+9)
投稿と投票の締切: 1月31日午後3時 (日本時間）
Session Type / セッション・タイプ
2つのタイプのセッションがあります。
- レギュラー・トーク：フル（45分）かハーフ（20分）のいずれかになります。
- ライトニング・トーク：ライトンニング・トークのセッションタイム中におこなわれます。各5分のスロットとなります。
There are two types of sessions planned:
- Regular talk; these will be either full- (45 minute) or half-length (20 minutes) talks.
- Lightening talk; these are presented in during a lightening talk session. They are 5 minute slots.
Language / 言語
日本語がメインの言語となりますが、半分ほどのトークは英語でおこなわれる予定です。
英語でのトークをご希望の場合は使用するスライドを事前にご提出下さい。同時通訳の事前準備に利用致します。日本語を話されない方も、事前にご本人の日本語レベルをお知らせ下さい。
Although Japanese will be the primary language of the conference, we we’re striving for about half of the talks to be in English.
If you’re planning on submitting an English talk, please note that it will be very important to prepare the slides well in advance, so that we can prepare for simultaneous translation. While you won’t be required to speak or understand Japanese, please note your Japanese language-level.
Wederson Soares
