“Dave was a welcome and valuable addition to Yorba's board. He provided a great deal of insight into the open source ecosystem and injected fresh perspectives into our discussions of Yorba's position and future. His acumen is matched by a strong understanding of the nuts-and-bolts of software development. I highly recommend Dave for anyone needing strong vision and steady leadership in a community-driven development environment.”
Dave Neary
Westford, Massachusetts, United States
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About
I help organisations understand the dynamics of free software communities, and help them…
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You're facing a speaker no-show crisis at the last minute. How will you handle this conference dilemma?
Three options I have seen used or used myself: 1. Keep a fall-back speaker in your pocket - someone you know is at the event, and can jump in last minute (say, presenting a topic they have already presented elsewhere) 2. Panel of speakers: If you are organizing a seminar or track, prepare some questions for a speaker panel beforehand, and ask your speakers to join you for a 30' impromptu Speaker Q&A - using your questions to re-focus or re-start the discussion if it flags, or if there are no audience questions 3. Cut your audience loose - announce that the session is cancelled, and give them the opportunity to attend another session or use the time differently.
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If you’d told me in 2022 that I’d be geeking out over newsletters in 2024, I’d have laughed. Hard.🤣 Back in 1995, I hit “send” on my first…
If you’d told me in 2022 that I’d be geeking out over newsletters in 2024, I’d have laughed. Hard.🤣 Back in 1995, I hit “send” on my first…
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Late to the AWS reinvent party but better late than never! Erika Tharp and I coincidentally posing in front of the inclusion pins booth at Amazon…
Late to the AWS reinvent party but better late than never! Erika Tharp and I coincidentally posing in front of the inclusion pins booth at Amazon…
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Experience
Education
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Open Advice
A book by 42 well known Free Software contributors about what they wished they had known before they started contributing to Free Software.
Other authorsSee publication
Projects
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OpenShift Origin
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OpenShift Origin is the open source project which becomes OpenShift Online and OpenShift Enterprise, Red Hat's Platform as a Service offering. Develop your applications with the language and development stack that you want, and deploy to the cloud with "git push" - cartridges available in the OpenShift platform will take care of the scalability of your application for you.
OpenShift Origin is the open source behind openshift.com, a hosted Platform as a Service with millions of…OpenShift Origin is the open source project which becomes OpenShift Online and OpenShift Enterprise, Red Hat's Platform as a Service offering. Develop your applications with the language and development stack that you want, and deploy to the cloud with "git push" - cartridges available in the OpenShift platform will take care of the scalability of your application for you.
OpenShift Origin is the open source behind openshift.com, a hosted Platform as a Service with millions of real-world applications running on it. -
ManageIQ
An advanced open source cloud management platform, ManageIQ lets you control what happens on your cloud - intelligent workload placement, enforcing security and business rules, add self-service capabilities with quotas and granular permissions, monitor and measure workloads with chargeback and showback, and more.
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oVirt
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oVirt is an open source alternative to VMware vSphere. It consists of two distinct projects: a virtualization management engine and the software required to centrally manage KVM-based hypervisors, used for datacenter virtualization management.
oVirt 3.0 was released in November 2011, and in the time since, it has gained a loyal and growing following for both its quality and the extensive feature set it brings to the table for managing clusters of hosts and VMs. -
RDO
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RDO is a community-supported distribution of OpenStack for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its rebuilds including CentOS and Scientific Linux. It's a great place to engage with OpenStack developers and other OpenStack-on-Red Hat users.
The RDO project was announced and released in April 2013.
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