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www.icinga.org rootconf | Bangalore | 15 th of April 2016 WORKING IN AND WITH OPEN SOURCE COMMUNITIES

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www.icinga.org

rootconf | Bangalore | 15th of April 2016

WORKING IN AND WITH OPEN SOURCE

COMMUNITIES

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• Bernd Erk• Icinga co-founder• Working @netways

• @gethash

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www.icinga.org

ICINGA – OPEN SOURCE MONITORING

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Quick Poll

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Open Source Monitoring

Icinga is a scalable and extensible monitoring system which checks the availability of your resources, notifies users of outages and provides extensive BI data.

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Icinga should be your favorite solution

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Our Partner in India

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ICINGA - COMMUNITY

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WHAT IS A COMMUNITY?

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Communities are social units of any size that share common values and interests

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Communities are controlled by the people not by the leaders

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Communities can look different from the inside and the outside

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SENSE OF COMMUNITY

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• Valuable Membership• Real Influence• Integration and fulfillment of needs• Shared emotional connection

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CREATION OF A COMMUNITY

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$ git init

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$ git clone

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COMMUNITY BUILDING

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The four stages of community building

The Different Drum: Community-Making and Peace, Scott Peck

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When a group comes together like on a first date

Pseudocommunity

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Growing demands upon the facilitator

Chaos

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Acknowledgment of the weakness

Emptiness

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Respect and empathy

True community

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WORK IN A COMMUNITY

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WORK IN A COMMUNITY

AS A MEMBER

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Realize that everyone is a member

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Disagree with ideas and not the people

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Bring new members in your community

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Take care of the next generation

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Be as flexible as possible

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Don’t be a redshirt!

by @geekgirldawn

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WORK IN A COMMUNITY

AS A LEAD

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I know that I said there is no control through leaders

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Maintain balance between the strong and the weak

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Take care of the internal culture

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Don’t be a control freak

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COMMUNITY MAINTENANCE

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COMMUNITY MAINTENANCE

METHODS

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Talk, talk, talk and of course talk

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Create a transparent community environment

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Measure progress and note community members

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Meet as much as you can (and can afford)

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COMMUNITY MAINTENANCE

TOOLS

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• Ticketing System• Communication Platform• “Wiki“• SCM – SaaS or On Premise• Website (Blog or CMS)• Authentication and Authorization

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DEALING WITH FAILURE

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People will complain about EVERYTHING!

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Accepting Failure is necessary

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Culture of failure

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Try to be nice as long as possible

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Don‘t accept harassment

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COMMUNITY RULES

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Code of Conduct

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Having a Code of Conduct is very important

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But taking care is much more important

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The world is not pink, nice, lovely and caring

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But we can do our very best!

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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THANK YOU!www.icinga.orgdev.icinga.orggit.icinga.org

@icinga/icinga+icinga