Continuous Delivery Foundation cdCon 2022, 24 Jun 2022

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From YouTube: Keynote: Welcome Back- Sara Chipps & Jeremy Meiss

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Keynote: Welcome Back- Sara Chipps, Engineering Manager, LinkedIn & Jeremy Meiss, Director, DevRel & Community, CircleCI

A

We're both excited to be here. My name is sarah chips. I'm not supposed to hit that thing. I'm an engineering manager at linkedin and a member of the board of directors here at openjs.

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And I'm jeremy niece director of developer relations at circle, ci, uh so grateful for the opportunity to be here, uh and I want to thank the continuous delivery foundation for uh for having us.

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uh You know, over the last few years we've seen uh the best and the worst of society uh we've seen tech step up in making sure systems and architectures are in place for remote learning for students uh and, of course, you know adding those snapchat filters to zoom so that we can hopefully get through those late uh friday afternoon, 4 30 pm meetings that happen to just pop up on your calendar.

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We've seen individuals and organizations come through and put others first and sacrifice their time, their energy and, in some cases, even their lives to help others as we're still dealing with covet 19..

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We've also seen the worst of society come out and fill the public discourse with vile racist, xenophobic, homophobic, misogynistic transphobic hate towards people who aren't like them, and I want to say, trans lives matter black lives matter.

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Abortion is health care. It's time that we in tech.

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It's time that we in tech that have a voice and have influence uh that we stand up. We hold the truth that everyone has value and dignity. We stand up and speak that truth to the to the hate and to the to the lies to stand in the gap for the oppressed to band together and provide opportunities for all to get a leg up uh in whatever they want to achieve and who they want to be.

A

Agreed, thank you, jeremy, and thanks for using your platform, um so for today for our conference. um We have some great speakers for you. I got involved here uh getting to know the folks at openjs by becoming part of the cross project council. You may have heard robin talk about the cross project. Council yesterday is kind of like a tsc for openjs as a whole.

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um We meet on tuesdays and the thing I appreciate the most about being part of the cross project council is how open people are to others, opinions and thoughts and how they solicit differing points of view, so that we can provide our projects with the best infrastructure we can. We meet on tuesdays. Our calendar is on github and consider this a shameless plug and a call for members to get involved.

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Come join us we'd, love to hear from you.

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Also how many dads do we have in the audience today raise your hands? Okay, wow. I really called it it's like half dad's. Here I put that in the script. It's really half dad's. um Okay, so they say to know your audience and know who you're talking to so I thought I would take some time to reach out to you on your level and tell you some dad jokes today, really big shout out to jordan harband, who pointed me towards the programmer dad jokes, subreddit: okay, we'll kick it off today with our first joke jeremy.

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Yes, why are I and jay letters I and j great sources of information.

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I'm not good at algebras, I don't know yeah.

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Well, they're, always in the loop.

B

ah That's that's a good growner.

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We want to give another shout out, uh you know after the laughter dies down uh to all of our sponsors, and please don't forget to stop by and visit them the sponsor showcase next door. uh You know hear what they have to say: ask questions interact.

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They got plenty of swag, they don't want to send it home, so you can take it home for them. I guess, uh but some quick housekeeping notes, um I want to remind everyone: masks, are required to be worn when eating. uh Unless eating and drinking you don't want to have them it's a little backwards. We also have a coat of conduct which can be viewed on the linux foundation website uh or throughout the venue you see under the different signs uh and also want to be sure.

B

So we have live uh karaoke tonight, but also it's with a live band. So if you've never done that, like karaoke is amazing. There's that's there's pr in contribution. It's just it's amazing, but uh with a live band it takes it up to like a whole nother level. So it's gonna be right here in this room, so join that tonight, after after everything's done and and you don't want to miss it even as a as an audience member.

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Great well getting on with the conference. First up today we have brian bellendorf who's. The general manager of the open source security foundation, brian's been a leader in the open source community for 30 years, fighting for more open source software and open systems on the internet. Today, brian's going to be talking to us about bringing greater trust and security by design to the open source ecosystem. Please welcome brian to the stage.