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Everyone is, at least, Open Core

Everyone is, at least, Open Core

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December 10, 2020
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  1. Everyone is, at least, Open Core
    J. Manrique López
    CEO at Bitergia
    @jsmanrique @Bitergia

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  2. Commercial Open Source Software Company Index
    45 - 50
    Companies
    70K
    Employees
    $18B
    Revenue
    Source: coss.media

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  3. How much do they depend on the maintainers?
    Data obtained with: cauldron.io
    ~ 4K
    Active
    maintainers
    per month
    ~30K maintainers over the
    last 3 years

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  4. Top 50 maintainers activity over the last 5 years
    Mostly bots! This is a
    “human”!
    Data obtained with: cauldron.io
    Don’t bother him on
    Thursdays!
    He is one of the speakers
    in this conference!

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  5. People are the limited
    resources in Open Source
    Software Ecosystems

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  6. Open Source Software
    Ecosystem (OSSE)?

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  7. Release
    Organizations release OSS to attract
    talent, to drive awareness, to improve
    their tech stack, etc.
    2
    Consume
    Organizations use OSS to build their
    tech stack
    1
    Contribute
    Organizations participate in OSS
    projects to drive them, to retain talent,
    to increase their tech footprint, etc.
    3
    Organizations & their OSSE

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  8. Every organization is part of an Open Source Ecosystem …
    … so, every organization is an
    Open Core Organization

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  9. Consuming & contributing
    open source software
    without care can be funny
    but risky

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  10. Legal - People - Engineering

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  11. You are not alone ...
    openchainproject.org todogroup.org chaoss.community
    Source: coss.media

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  12. Take care of your ecosystem
    Take care of your ecosystem …

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  13. Open Source Program Office

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  14. Money, money, money …
    Funding projects is an option, but …
    Be aware of tip jars!

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  15. Practice “The way of the Maintainer”
    “Active” users
    Submitting issues
    Asking questions
    Contributors
    Solving issues
    Answering questions
    Sending patches
    Maintainers
    Reviewing & accepting
    patches
    Coding in main branch
    Roadmap governance
    Source: coss.media

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  16. Avoid the “Not invented here”
    syndrome!
    There might be companies and individuals providing
    consulting, customization, and/or support services
    on open source projects…
    To hire is also an option!

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  17. Final remarks
    Every organization is becoming an open source / core organization
    Organization’s success might depend on its Open Source Software
    Ecosystem health / wealth
    Take care of your Open Source Software Ecosystem
    There is only one way. The Way of the Maintainer
    Create sustainable wealth for your ecosystem

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  18. Thank You
    [email protected]
    Slides at
    speakerdeck.com/bitergia

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