As Docker talks about their successes and failures after 10 years, what lessons can be learned by open source companies, projects and foundations over the past decade.
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SHOW NOTES:
IT’S HARD TO SEE THE FOREST FOR THE TREES
- Docker was the transition between OpenStack (bad foundation) and Kubernetes (CNCF)
- Was Docker a Community or a Cult? How did Leadership work?
- Docker was stuck between VMware and Developers
WHAT HAS THE INDUSTRY LEARNED FROM THE DOCKER DAYS?
- Customers and communities are very hesitant to adopt another single-vendor offering
- Could Docker have succeeded as a “free” implementation?
- As much as DevOps and PlatformEngineering are happening, it’s tough to have an “in between” technology (used by both Infra and AppDev)
- It’s OK to adapt your monetization model, but it’s not OK to not have one
- Open source can’t be the driving force of a business. It’s not a charity.
- If somebody offers you $3B, maybe consider taking it….
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