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== | ==Modelado Foundation Value Proposition== | ||
See [[Target Communities]] for an initial list of stakeholder target communities | |||
=== | ===IT=== | ||
==== | ====Inter-Project Collaboration==== | ||
==== | *xstackwiki | ||
*mailing lists | |||
*architecture, planning...e.g. via PMC/Councils | |||
*multi-project release coordination and engineering (build/test/deploy) | |||
**hardware | |||
**software infrastructure (OS, APIs, middleware) | |||
**software applications | |||
**reports | |||
====Project Infrastructure==== | |||
=====Development Team Collaboration===== | |||
*git repos (public and private) | |||
*gerrit | |||
*bug tracking | |||
*distro creation and deployment | |||
*integration (e.g. single sign on, gerrit+git, tooling/IDE, etc) | |||
*collaborative report creation | |||
===== | =====Development Services and Tools===== | ||
*git/gerrit | |||
*bug tracking | |||
*Compilers, IDE, new tooling... | |||
*web server (distros, repos) | |||
*automated build/test/CI | |||
*automated report creation, generation, integration e.g. via LaTex tooling and [https://github.com/sharelatex SharedLatex] | |||
=== | ===IP=== | ||
==== | ====Management==== | ||
*Licensing for commercial and non-commercial distribution models | |||
*Copyright | |||
*Patent | |||
*Open Source | |||
*consistent, clear policies wrt copyright, licensing, patents | |||
=== | ===RE (Release Engineering)=== | ||
==== | ====Provisioning - Build/Test/Deploy/Install/Update==== | ||
*apt, rpm, osgi install/update/uninstall technology development | |||
*Customized distro creation...for specific consumers | |||
**Promotion/Marketing of Distros for Community Awareness | |||
==== | ====Maintenance and Support==== | ||
*No HeartBleed. Avoid Tragedy of the Commons Problem | |||
*Support Contracts with Enterprises, Developers, Users | |||
=== | ====Distro Creation and Support==== | ||
=== | ===Other=== | ||
* | ====Community Development==== | ||
* | |||
* | =====Open Source Development Process===== | ||
*How does/can/should 'open development' work in the large? (many projects, many developers, many years, many consumers) | |||
**Example: Eclipse Development Process | |||
*Maintain quality (over teams, releases, etc) | |||
*Continuous Innovation | |||
*Rules of Project Engagement. Based upon technical contribution. | |||
====Conferences and Hackathons==== | |||
*Setup, run, regular conferences | |||
*Setup, run, regular hackathons | |||
====Project Mentoring==== | |||
*Project Education: Rhythm of Open Development | |||
**Releng 'in the large' (100 projects, 1000 developers, > 1 million consumers) | |||
*Developer Education: How to use exascale APIs, sw abstractions, tooling (debuggers, etc) | |||
==== | ====Integration Services==== | ||
*Exascale Computing for Data Analytics | |||
*Simulation for Scientific Computing...i.e. Research and Education | |||
==== | ====Cloud Computing Cost Management==== | ||
See [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTbYm5f-ByE Magellan Project Real Future of Cloud Computing] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:18, September 23, 2014
Scott Lewis
Modelado Foundation
Email: slewis at modelado.org
Modelado Foundation Value Proposition
See Target Communities for an initial list of stakeholder target communities
IT
Inter-Project Collaboration
- xstackwiki
- mailing lists
- architecture, planning...e.g. via PMC/Councils
- multi-project release coordination and engineering (build/test/deploy)
- hardware
- software infrastructure (OS, APIs, middleware)
- software applications
- reports
Project Infrastructure
Development Team Collaboration
- git repos (public and private)
- gerrit
- bug tracking
- distro creation and deployment
- integration (e.g. single sign on, gerrit+git, tooling/IDE, etc)
- collaborative report creation
Development Services and Tools
- git/gerrit
- bug tracking
- Compilers, IDE, new tooling...
- web server (distros, repos)
- automated build/test/CI
- automated report creation, generation, integration e.g. via LaTex tooling and SharedLatex
IP
Management
- Licensing for commercial and non-commercial distribution models
- Copyright
- Patent
- Open Source
- consistent, clear policies wrt copyright, licensing, patents
RE (Release Engineering)
Provisioning - Build/Test/Deploy/Install/Update
- apt, rpm, osgi install/update/uninstall technology development
- Customized distro creation...for specific consumers
- Promotion/Marketing of Distros for Community Awareness
Maintenance and Support
- No HeartBleed. Avoid Tragedy of the Commons Problem
- Support Contracts with Enterprises, Developers, Users
Distro Creation and Support
Other
Community Development
Open Source Development Process
- How does/can/should 'open development' work in the large? (many projects, many developers, many years, many consumers)
- Example: Eclipse Development Process
- Maintain quality (over teams, releases, etc)
- Continuous Innovation
- Rules of Project Engagement. Based upon technical contribution.
Conferences and Hackathons
- Setup, run, regular conferences
- Setup, run, regular hackathons
Project Mentoring
- Project Education: Rhythm of Open Development
- Releng 'in the large' (100 projects, 1000 developers, > 1 million consumers)
- Developer Education: How to use exascale APIs, sw abstractions, tooling (debuggers, etc)
Integration Services
- Exascale Computing for Data Analytics
- Simulation for Scientific Computing...i.e. Research and Education