DevOps Mutualization SIG Meeting - Oct 20, 2022

ashukla13 commented 2 years ago

Date

October20 2022 - 12pm ET / 5pm BST

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Agenda

[ ] Convene, roll call, welcome new people
[ ] Display FINOS Antitrust Policy summary slide
[ ] Approve previous meeting minutes
[ ] Review DevOps SIG project board
[ ] Backstage Discussion - John Mark Walker, Director of Open Source Program Office, Fannie Mae

https://groups.google.com/a/finos.org/g/community/c/FrasELXkQmw I’ve noticed that a lot of companies are implementing backstage.io as part of an overall developer experience / dev scaffolding effort. It seems to be an emerging standard. I was wondering if there would be enough interest from other members to form a SIG on this subject? Or perhaps this falls under the purview of an existing SIG? Seems like there’s a lot we could learn from each other in financial services on this topic.

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Given that there are 2 SIGs (InnerSource and DevOps SIG) where this is probably relevant, should we have a combined session, or do we think that each SIG will have its own points of emphasis and discussion points? I’m open to suggestions, but I would vote for 2 sessions: the devops mutualization forum can get into a technical discussion around automated compliance and the developer experience, as well as the tools and platforms that we can or should standardize on, and the innersource discussion can be about repeatable patterns and the intersections between developer experience and innersource programs. But if there are strong opinions that those are functionally discussions about the same thing, I’m happy to support a joint discussion.