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From YouTube: Ortelius Outreach 11/9/21

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Outreach discussions include the closing of Hacktoberfest, the Ortelius Microservice Visionaries summit and Ortelius Office Hours.

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Just got a few little things, so we.

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Are official so there's.

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A spot, let me share my screen and we'll crank through this.

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Yes, this is uh november 8th, 2021 the day after the us has a time change, and so we probably have a small team because of that.

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Thank you for those of you who remembered.

C

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Oh you're, getting a long weekend, it's nice.

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Are you celebrating diwali.

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Yeah right right, yes,.

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So, like kind of a long weekend it was on thursday, so thursday, friday saturday sunday, yes.

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Such a fun um holiday, we went to.

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India, during diwali.

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So just a couple things here: um we need this uh visionary summits coming up right around the corner. uh We need to start recording so may need some help uh with. I think we have five sessions that need to be recorded.

A

Is that correct, tracy or is it yeah.

B

Yeah I'll reach out to everybody who signed up and get it scheduled: okay, perfect, uh trees, I'm I'm adding notes steve.

A

Not in the same dock, oh really.

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General community meeting.

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All right, then, on the uh governance board you're sending out the votes this week.

B

I have to know I have not done that. I have to look at the schedule that was supposed to be a period of time that we allowed everybody to look at things and look at the nominations. So as soon as that date comes up, it's on my calendar, I'll push it out.

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I know we've had some podcasts uh going out and worked on and sasha was there a office hours on friday.

E

I don't know because I couldn't join either because I was traveling. I was up country in johannesburg, so I had to bail, unfortunately because of uh catching public transport, so I'm not too sure right, yeah, okay,.

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I think there was one I.

E

Think there was one I think there was one schedule, definitely on the calendar and I think sergio and same might have probably they probably just did something.

B

So on that um note too, we um simon asked me to find out what it took to get accepted for a speaking position at the um at kubecon, spain, which stephen are kind of thinking about. We might go um and sasha you're. So what they want to see is talks around open source projects, they're open source projects.

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Now we have sasha, you have a fairly tight diagram that includes events, ortilius, argo and kept in.

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I am thinking that we, if we want to submit talks as a kind of as a as a as a group, that we might look at uh sasha you, you and I don't know if I think that they're gonna allow us to still do um virtual, I would say sasha, you should do a talk on the whole diagram.

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And then um in spanish.

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Sure sure and then um I'm feeling like we could do an argo integration, talk and a kept integration. Talk so take that whole picture and then then boil it down to just the argo pieces and just the captain pieces and then do one. That's an overall, broader picture. We have to get this stuff submitted. I think december 17th as the final date, but I feel like if we come came up with three talks on with argo one with uh captain. I'm I'm thinking the captain was she.

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She told me that if you do a talk on one of the smaller projects, it's more likely to get accepted um because not a lot of people, you know, do talks on the smaller projects, but I think we could do argo kept in and then our full uh uh event-driven um pipeline with argo and captain and I'm sure that those.

E

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I I'm out of those three. We should be able to get one.

E

That sounds like fun as long as am I doing it with with other people like as a team.

B

Oh you're you're, you would have to write yours, probably well. Yeah.

E

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But you would do your talk independently.

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I'll be doing like we kind of combining it as a as ortillius right as a team.

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Yes, that whole map that whole architecture map that you have.

E

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um We need to have you do it anyway, um so.

E

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We should do a webinar or something, but we we could certainly do submit that talk for um for the spain event and then.

E

Have somebody else.

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Take argo and somebody else take captain.

E

Yeah, that's a good idea, break it down into those pieces, they're all very much, there's a lot to say about each piece. Yes, exactly.

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That's what that's what I'm thinking and she said she thought and I I threw I kind of ran that buyer and she said those are the kind of talks they're going to look for.

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Sounds good to me who did.

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Talk to priyanka the executive director, she knows she definitely knows.

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So that's uh that was my feedback from the um our time at the linux membership summit on another note, doesn't really impact this open source, but deploy hub has decided to move out of the cd foundation and we're going to move into the open source security foundation and the reasons why has a lot to do with the fact that our our dependency mapping and the way we're managing uh the logical view of the application and bom reports?

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It seems to be more of a discussion there, so we're going to go test the water there. um If the once we get our governing board in place, the governing board could make a decision if they want to try to move the open source project over to that that new that new organization, the good thing about the new organization is they've gotten 10 million dollars in investment in that open source organization.

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So they have a lot more money to spend uh and there should be an interesting time for building out uh security tooling. So deploy hub for. As of january 1st, we're going to uh we'll we're going to stick in a switch from the cd foundation. The open source foundation, but ortilius for now will still be at the cd foundation and steve, and I.

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Will yeah steve and.

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I will still be working with the folks from the cd foundation around the events sig, because it's a that's kind of an important sig for us to be uh working with, but we're going to test the water over at the os security foundation. This coming year.

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There's a big tecton project: that's moved over there as well all around uh security. I think.

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The whole buzz is around um supply chains, and uh so supply chains have to deal with when you build your code, signing it and kind of certifying that that is actually the real code that is being built, and you have a way to audit it, um and it has a lot of it.

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A lot of it is around the dependency management and which fits into the dependency management that we have going on in artelias and deploy hub. So that's kind of why why I kind of fit over there and we're going to take a look? um It's.

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A new this is a new foundation. um The executive director used to be the executive director of hyperledger, and it's got just has a lot of money and interest in it and they don't have a whole lot of open source projects. So you know the the governing board may decide that they want to move it over, but that won't be something that steve and I make a decision about, but we can test the water. So we can give you feedback of what that organization's. Like.

E

What is a website? We can go check out.

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Yeah, it is um look at open source security foundation.

E

Oh, it's this like that.

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Open open, ssf.

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Why does this sound so familiar.

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um I don't know, do you know dan lurk? um He was from google on the toc for the cd foundation.

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Name yeah: he would do like the newsletter stuff right when we were in meetings and stuff. Yes,.

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The updates yeah yeah.

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He's uh he's been heavily involved from uh the service, uh the supply chain side of things, so um he and a few other folks from google um have been working with uh some of the security side uh and what we understand is basically like the last year, um the foundation there really wasn't a foundation. It was just a a group. It's a project yeah. It was kind of like a set of best practice projects, and now um they were able to officially form the the security foundation.

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um So that's where uh they got some big players in it. If you look at the the tier one, uh members yeah.

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They have they have. They have one two, three, four, five, six, seven.

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I'm looking at the membership tier 12., I'm looking at the membership too yeah. They have.

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Eight, they have 18 premier members, that's why they have so much money in that group.

E

I would need to win uh the america some of the u.s lotte. You know.

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Yeah I mean they've got aws they've got dell they've got ericsson, so erickson's a really important one, because the erickson is where captain was born. Of course, ibm. Is there google's there um fidelity's there github is a major sponsor.

E

That's a fan of security, sorry to interrupt yeah, yeah.

B

So you can see why we're looking at uh jumping over there there's a.

E

Lot more energy there, yeah and.

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If we look at their projects.

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If you're good at a github repo, it's mostly best practice sigs, they don't really have any coding projects yet, but I believe that's gonna be coming soon. uh Jfrog is announcing a new project uh soon that they're gonna they're trying to find a home for.

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This looks cool.

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Yep, so we might be so, like I say in december once you guys start talking, um that'll have to be a decision from the open source community. But if I think if the thing is, if open ssf took us in as an incubating project, I think we should do it, but if they brought us in as a sandbox, we should stay as an incubating project at the cd foundation and that's really.

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That's something to think about for next year.

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Yeah because they're missing um an alien t-shirt in their shop, so they.

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So are they are so interesting.

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They don't have any, they have no reason to have swag really, because I don't know about this duck with a shield eh.

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I don't either, but that's okay.

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I didn't got my sticker.

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Yeah they and they also, you know they need anything.

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Poke around in that um some other things last thing is hacktoberfest. um Tracy ended up getting the most um prs. uh I think it ended up being what I tell you like nine and then I think eleven uh and then chrome and utkarsh uh had seven each. So thank you, everybody for uh working on that now sasha that doesn't mean you're off the hook, just because the month's over we have to finish wrapping up your um your diagram.

E

My my life just been mental at work and like trying to get to a country. uh Sorry, no.

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No worries are running out of time. Sorry guys.

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No problem we'll uh we'll keep plugging away at it and get that uh published as part of the documentation.

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Yeah- and I still have a lot of- I still have a lot of documentation. I'm hoping this week. We can get this stuff finalized and make it uh production.

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Yep, I'm working I'm focusing on the installer this week, so we get that uh part figured out.

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Did you get my my my changes done.

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Yes, okay, so your changes are done. I just need to get the installer figured out and that will be help with brad and ben and ahmet from the australia group uh getting that sorted out. But we're that's like the last big thing is: is the installer piece and then just wrapping up all the documentation.

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Yep documentation goes quick. Once you have the the code written.

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So that's kind.

C

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Like where we're at uh anybody else have anything.

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Oh yeah, should we publish any stats on a website.

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That's a good idea.

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And apr how many ps would accepted? I can create a quick. What is the banner on canva.

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Yeah, uh let's tracy: where should we put that on the front home page like uh the hack announced who were our hacktoberfest winners.

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I think we should. We should do a probably a like a news, blog.

C

Yeah, something like that not the winners are not important like how many pr's were accepted. Sometime.

B

Yeah, do you want to write that chrome.

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Okay, I will do that so on the blog right or yeah put it.

B

In put it into the new blogs put in the news blogs, then I'll I'll push it out through hootsuite.

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And I did um the cd foundation did ask who our top three were. So I passed that off over, uh like november 1st, so they're going to be social media, doing announcements from the cd foundation side as well.

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So that that is that should be coming out or you should see stuff floating around around that.

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All right, nice, guys, karam, you can wear your manchester united tissue.

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B

Plant a tree you can plant a tree too yeah.

A

So what will happen? Is um I remember. Last year it took a little bit for digital ocean to get uh everything sorted out, just because the sheer volume uh that they have, but you should keep an eye on your digital ocean account and what will happen is they will say, you've successfully completed and you can choose to get a t-shirt plant a tree like what we did uh for our side was we actually uh got a t-shirt and then we paid to plant like a dozen trees or something like that as a donation.

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So just some options out there um just to uh let you guys know.

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Yeah, I'm also doing the same thing like I've ordered a t-shirt and plan plant a couple of trees, yeah.

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That's was the last thing on the list.

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Else have anything.

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uh Sergio wants to document in the chat.

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Yeah I got live story.

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Sergio you're being uh quiet.

G

Yeah I just here it was a little late. I don't wanna intro, just just just wanted to say steve that uh we need you for the first day, access to the link in like we realized that uh that's only the owner can like schedule the live transmission, but yeah. I cannot, even even without being like a privilege uh on our teams. I can post and do stuff like that, but I cannot like start the live. It is super weird. It's like a total different implementation from linkedin.

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um Do you know if um the artillious gmail account is the owner or, if, like tracy or myself, is the owner.

G

I don't know, but I I only got an url that is the dashboard from live stream. um When I enter to that url. I am with my account and I don't know how to enter to that url like with ortillius, like ownership.

B

So you're talking you're talking about uh linkedin live stream yeah. Well, that's.

G

B

I thought I made you an administrator to that.

G

Well, yeah, I I can admin ortilis, but I cannot start the stream is super weird. I don't know I don't. I don't really like google. It.

B

Was weird because they don't let you do a page, they only let you do a person, so I guess I'll just have to give you access to my account.

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Well, I well that's why.

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If it's, if it's the artillious user id so ortiz, has a gmail account that we use for like youtube, um and I can send you the the password to that or I think.

G

Well, whenever you think it is better, you can even do at a schedule like you can schedule, we can join join that and when you schedule he gives you an uh url of the server and a stream key. So you can do it too, so you can do the scheduling. Give me the the access to the stream, and I can just send the the streaming at the moment got it that we have that option.

G

You can give me the the account that sometimes I don't know get to scare me getting all the axes, but uh we can try to do that about like just sending me the schedule and the access we can try, both okay, just yeah.

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Offline yeah we'll have to figure out what it'll be it'll be interesting.

B

Yeah so right now steve, I never added ortillius in my link to in the ortillius page as an as an administrator, and when I had to sign up for linkedin live, I couldn't you can't do it through a group or page. You have to do it or a company. You have to do it through an individual.

B

So I think what.

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Running into is um he can't log into he can't log into me to start the uh or to start the linkedin live, because it's off of my account.

G

Right they, like the life, is like you're you're. The owner of the account is like, like it's personal, right yeah. Why don't you make this stuff so difficult, yeah.

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Is super hard to find to link.

B

So what I think I'll do is add, I wonder if I can add the ortilias email address to my account, which means you could get into my account. What I I mean, I trust that you're not going to go post some weird stuff about me and.

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My own account.

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I think that's what we'll have.

B

To do I'll have to have one of you I'll give one of you access to that.

B

Unless you tell me when I'm supposed to start it, and then I add it to my calendar to make sure I'm starting it, but you guys are doing it at some early hours right.

G

Yeah this this week, we we are going to do again a hello world because we didn't do all the validation. We couldn't start a stream, so we haven't do the hello world correctly. So I think this week is good. If we send you the the um the schedule, okay, they can do the schedule on the.

G

The url and key a string key and try again, I think we can go well. Why.

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B

We test it beforehand. Why don't you and I just get on the call and tell you.

G

Yeah yeah: let's do that? Let's don't take your time on this meeting and let's get like one meeting outside and do a little test: yeah, okay,.

B

You want to try um wow, we already have a meeting tomorrow. Oh yeah, okay, um let's, let's try! What time is it there for you.

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um Is uh 12 pm.

B

Oh so you're in the early after you're. Just okay, could you do it at.

B

12 o'clock, my time, which is what that's four hours from now it's like in the afternoon for you.

G

Just invite- and I can do like um a new proposal on that. If I, if I could.

D

Work on tlc, powerpoint and email for november 23rd meeting, oh okay,.

B

Yeah, so do you have time this afternoon then.

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What time would be good for you?

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Got stuff to work on on powerpoint stuff from 12 to 2 30 my time so I you can bug me anytime, then yeah.

G

From here I am available like for two more hours. If that.

B

Works, I have to see yeah. I can do it directly after this. Okay, just hang on just hang on now, then I'm gonna. I need to take a quick break and then um I'll be back. Don't just don't drop off. Okay, okay,.

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Thank you, everybody and tracy. Why don't you stop recording.

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We have a bunch of.

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