OpenStack started life in 2010, driven by a small community of developers and users who saw opportunity in an open source cloud computing infrastructure project. The goal was simple: give everyone who wanted it the software to deploy and operate their own pool of compute, storage, and networking resources at scale, supported by a vendor or on your own if you wished.

Of course, things changed along the way. Public IaaS providers, powered by proprietary infrastructure, made big strides. New open source cloud technologies arose, offering equal parts capability and confusion. And, of course, everyone learned two hard truths: infrastructure is a big challenge, and so is maintaining a productive open source community

And so the OpenStack community responded. Powered by an agile and growing global community and a “four opens” model of how open source should work, the OpenStack community put forth a new roadmap, made hard choice, and refined its business models to reflect new realities.

The results are beginning to speak for themselves. In the past year, a new momentum is building, driven by a focus on open infrastructure and a “four opens” philosophy focused on purposeful innovation. In this talk, we’ll talk about this journey and learn more about how the OpenStack community grew up and grew together to deliver new value for open infrastructure users and developers around the world.

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