Presenter: Thomas Di Giacomo
In this session we will first briefly describe how the openSUSE community and SUSE have been historically (well since Leap/Tumbleweed, not going back to the days before) collaborating together, e.g. Gnome and SUSE Linux Desktop, KDE and packagehub, then look at some of the more recent activities around MicroOS, container engines and tools, container networking such as Cilium, container management, etc. with respect to Kubic and SUSE CaaS Platform.
As this is not only about a company and a community per se but a lot more primarily about people doing things, about contributors and developers, we’ll highlight a few specific example individuals in such a collaboration context, , and then share what we think are the aspects that work and ones where we could improve for both to benefit from.
Presenter: Thomas Di Giacomo
In this session we will first briefly describe how the openSUSE community and SUSE have been historically (well since Leap/Tumbleweed, not going back to the days before) collaborating together, e.g. Gnome and SUSE Linux Desktop, KDE and packagehub, then look at some of the more recent activities around MicroOS, container engines and tools, container networking such as Cilium, container management, etc. with respect to Kubic and SUSE CaaS Platform.
As this is not only about a company and a community per se but a lot more primarily about people doing things, about contributors and developers, we’ll highlight a few specific example individuals in such a collaboration context, , and then share what we think are the aspects that work and ones where we could improve for both to benefit from.
