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The State of Open Source: From Events to Enterprise This week’s open source news highlights the dynamic and expansive nature of the community. From the kickoff of a major Indian open source conference to enterprise-level discussions on security and AI, there’s a clear trend: open source is not just about code, but about collaboration, standardization, … Read more
Welcome to the Open Source Connect India 2026 Orientation Session.
In this session, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about OSCI’26, from the event structure and roadmap to projects, mentors, project admins, speakers, sponsors, and ways to make the most of your experience.
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• Event overview, structure, and roadmap
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Aya Igarashi first used Kubernetes back in 2016, when infrastructure as code and microservices were just taking off. She reflected on how much has changed since then, and how Kubernetes is still the foundation, at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Japan.
Dov Katz (Managing Director at Morgan Stanley) breaks down the massive operational challenge of managing vulnerability patches across 50,000+ enterprise source code repositories. He details how global financial institutions collaborate through OSERA to establish unified industry standards, low-risk back-patching tooling, and clear naming conventions across the software supply chain.
Thomson Reuters trained a specialized AI model using Chinese open-source technology. This model integrates vast amounts of legal, medical, and financial data from Westlaw, Practical Law, and Checkpoint. #ThomsonReuters #AI #OpenSource #LegalTech #Data
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00:00:00 – Intro
00:01:31 – How Much Does it Cost?
00:03:30 – Can it Save You Money?
00:05:40 – Does a Home Lab Use a lot of Electricity?
00:06:59 – Do You Need an Actual Server?
00:08:05 – What’s The Best Distro for My Homelab?
00:08:55 – What Are The Best Apps to Self Host?
00:10:23 – Do You Need to Learn Docker?
00:11:24 – Where Do I Find Help?
00:12:57 – Why Should I Start a Home Lab?
00:14:23 – What Should You Learn First?
00:17:13 – Wrapping Up
00:18:58 – The End?
Community and Education Social Coworking Sessions: Join upcoming online sessions focusing on Code Linting in R and Getting to Know SORTEE, offering opportunities for collaborative learning and networking. Digital Literacy in Brazil: A project introduces high school students to Wikipedia and science communication through NEMkipédiA, fostering critical thinking and digital skills. Wikidata for Educators: A … Read more
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