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Open Source @ Uber
The document discusses the history and evolution of Uber's open source program, which began informally in 2012 and has grown to include over 2,000 projects and 350 contributors. It outlines the goals, principles, and successes of the program, emphasizing community collaboration, sustainability, and alignment with business priorities. Uber's open source efforts have positioned it as a competitive advantage, providing benefits such as talent acquisition, innovation, and increased development velocity.
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- 1. Marin Dimitrov Uber EngineeringSofia Open Source @ Uber
- 2. Topics History of OpenSource @ Uber Establishing an Open Source Program Goals, Activities and Principles Success Stories
- 4. Uber Engineering Sofia sitefounded 2013 teammates 60+ Uber Engineering site outside of San Francisco 1st
- 6. History of OpenSource @ Uber 2012 First project on GitHub Volunteers, informal program 2015 Released deck.gl 2016 Released Jaeger 2017 Released Horovod, Pyro, RIBs Jaeger hosted by CNCF Hired first FTE for open source 2018 H1 Released M3, kepler.gl Formalized open source program 2018 H2 Released H3, AresDB, Marmaray Uber joined the Linux Foundation Horovod hosted by LF AI 1st Uber Open Summit 2019 Pyro hosted by LF AI Released Ludwig, Kraken, Peloton 2nd Uber Open Summit (Sofia) Coined the program office (OSPO) 2009 Uber was born Open source user since day 1 Open source contributor since early days: PyTorch, TensorFlow, Cassandra, Chef, Arrow, Go, Buck, Kafka, Hive, Mesos, Redis, SWIFT, Gradle, Gym, Parquet, Presto, and more
- 7. How Uber started anOpen Source Program Need Support the growth More complicated use cases Collaborations
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- 10. “What are ouropen source goals?” “What do we want from open source activities?”
- 11. Open Source Goals& Activities Engineering Economics Consume Create Collaborate ContributeTalent Acquisition and Retention Industry Alignment
- 12. Contribute liberally, consume& create cautiously Quality over quantity Align with Uber’s business priorities Focus on our primary goals Uber’s OSPO Principles Community collaboration for sustainability
- 13. “Our mission isto enable, educate, champion, and foster open source development, adoption and culture. We are enablers rather than gatekeepers”
- 14. 2000+Projects and repositories onGitHub 350+ Contributors around the world 4Top open source projects on InfoWorld’s awards list
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- 16. Enabling collaboration through opensource Uber Open Source Mission machine learning mobile infrastructure web framework data visualization data platform Horovod Pyro Jaeger M3 visit opensource.uber.com for more projects Free to use Free to study Free to modify Free to distribute AresDB H3 Peloton
- 19. Contributions to existingprojects Arrow AOSP atary-py Bazel Buck Checker Framework Cassandra Chef Distributed Tracing Dagger 2 Error Prone Gym (Open AI) Golang Gradle Hive Hadoop Kafka Kubeflow Lottie Mesos Mock Moshi Parquet PyTorch Retrofit Redis Spark Swift TensorFlow Thrift ViewPump xgboost
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- 21. “Enabling collaboration through opensource Infrastructure Data Machine Learning Web Mobile Open Source
- 22. How Open SourceHelps Our Team Growth Community Learning opportunities Mentorship
- 23. Supporting the OpenSource Community in Sofia
- 24. Takeaways Open Source asa competitive advantage - economics, talent, alignment Be clear on your goals and principles You can start today (you don’t need an OSPO from Day 1)
- 25. Thank you This workis licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Marin Dimitrov http://opensource.uber.com/