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Moby Project and Docker, Inc.

Amir
February 03, 2018

Moby Project and Docker, Inc.

Balancing community and corporate needs. A talk in the FOSDEM Community DevRoom on 3 Feb 2018.

https://fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/community_balancing_community_corporate_needs/

Amir

February 03, 2018
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  1. MOBY PROJECT & DOCKER, INC.
 
 AMIR CHAUDHRY BALANCING COMMUNITY

    & CORPORATE NEEDS Community DevRoom
 FOSDEM — 3 Feb 2018 @amirmc
  2. MOBY & DOCKER OVERVIEW ▸ What is Docker? ▸ Project/community

    growth ▸ Different constituencies ▸ Creation of Moby ▸ Things we learned ▸ Questions/Discussion
  3. ▸ Container technology ▸ Open source and
 built on Linux

    ▸ Ecosystem of tools,
 components, and services ▸ Makes it easy to
 build, ship, and run apps MOBY & DOCKER WHAT IS DOCKER?
  4. ▸ Container technology ▸ Open source and
 built on Linux

    ▸ Ecosystem of tools,
 components, and services ▸ Makes it easy to
 build, ship, and run apps MOBY & DOCKER WHAT IS DOCKER? Hugely successful 350+ other repos!
  5. — Community Project — ▸ Customisable
 freedom ▸ Transparency
 manage

    stakeholders ▸ Governance of FOSS
 representation ▸ Support MOBY & DOCKER DIFFERING NEEDS
  6. — Community Project — ▸ Customisable
 freedom ▸ Transparency
 manage

    stakeholders ▸ Governance of FOSS
 representation ▸ Support MOBY & DOCKER DIFFERING NEEDS — Commercial Product — ▸ Fully featured
 opinionated ▸ Efficiency
 respond to market demand ▸ Product/Brand Control
 autonomy ▸ Support
  7. MOBY & DOCKER THINGS WE LEARNED ▸ Over communicate
 everywhere!

    ▸ Allow time for Q&A
 manage stakeholders ▸ It won’t be enough
 change can be difficult ▸ Always be learning :)
  8. MOBY & DOCKER SUMMARY ▸ Open source and commercial needs

    both matter
 especially for wide adoption ▸ Different constituencies have different needs
 sometimes requiring structural changes ▸ Communication is difficult but important
 many forms and places ▸ Find out more at mobyproject.org