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Blank slide Pressures on Open Source Free Software Trends and Directions Simon Phipps Chief Open Source Officer Sun Microsystems http://www.webmink.net/ Systems Middleware Cloud 3 1 Third Wave? Stallman Software Freedoms Use

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Pressures on Open Source

Free Software Trends and Directions

Simon Phipps Chief Open Source Officer Sun Microsystems

http://www.webmink.net/

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Systems Cloud Middleware

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Third Wave?

1

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Stallman

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Software Freedoms

  • Use
  • Study
  • Modify
  • Distribute
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Easy Collaboration

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Open Source Ecosystem

Source Commons

Deployment 1 Deployment 2

Deployment 4 Deployment 3 Artisan

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Virtuous Cycle Model of Open Source

Free Source Commons Software Works

Initial Contribution

Developer Community

http://blogs.sun.com/webmink/entry/open_source_business_define d

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Synchronization of Self Interest

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OSI

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90%

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The Third Wave

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Adoption

2

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Procurement-Driven Market

Users Are Customers

Support Sales Process

Specification→RFP→ Proposal→RTU

Market Conditions

Exit Barriers Industry FUD

Select Evaluate Build Deploy Vendor's Role

Destructive Competition

Prospect User

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Spec RFP Bids Pilot Production Payments required Vendors drive process

Procurement-Driven

Customers become Users

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Create a system, create the game that plays it

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Adoption-Led Market

Users Become Customers

Select

What is available as open source

Evaluate

With legacy infrastructure

Build

Iteration Assembly

Deploy

Production

Subscription

Assistance, Updates, Warranty, Indemnity, Bug Fixes, New Feature Creation

Marketing

Accessibility, Availability Approachability, Low Barriers, Branding

Vendor's Role Inform Support User Community Role

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Prototype Iterations Pilot Limited roll-out Production

Adoption-Led

Users Become Customers

Subscription 1 Hire expert Subscription 2 Hire expert Normal staff Per solution, even per component:

  • Hire the staff
  • Buy the vendor subscription
  • Spread the load to normal staff

First vendor contact?

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Download Deploy Scale

“The” Open Source Business Model

  • Promote adoption
  • Develop adoption community
  • Remove barriers to deployment
  • Deliver value for fee
  • Support scaling
  • Subscriptions
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The Subscription Model

  • The Subscription contains all the license used

to offer

➢ Support

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The Subscription Model

  • The Subscription contains all the license used

to offer

➢ Support ➢ Defect Resolution/Warranty ➢ Upgradeability ➢ Indemnity ➢ Production support tools

 … Plus a permanent, inalienable right-to-use

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Policy Tip: Make policy enable adoption-led factors

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Freedom

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Software Freedoms

  • Use
  • Adoption-Led, Implement & Iterate
  • Succeed – or fail - early
  • Budget Control
  • Study
  • Access to experts
  • Proven solutions
  • Modify
  • Rich marketplace
  • Innovation freely possible
  • Distribute
  • To your ecosystem
  • To every citizen
  • Within web pages & devices
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The Greatest Enemy of Freedom is a Happy Slave

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Specific Issues

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Trademarks

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FOSS Licensing: TNG

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“A license describes the environment for a business relationship”

Corporate Lawyer

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“A License is the constitution for a community”

Eben Moglen

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License Classes

Class A “Unrestricted”

  • Create any

work

  • No restrictions
  • n licensing

Class B “File-based”

  • Files derived

from commons must use license B

  • Files added

may use any license Class C “Project Based”

  • All files in

project must use license C if any file derived from commons C.

Market-creating Market-creating Community-protecting Community-protecting Transparency-Imposing Transparency-Imposing

BSD Apache MIT/X11 GPLv2 GPLv3 EUPL MPL CDDL +++

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Software Patents

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Broken.

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Unhealthy (at best)

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Project Patents

“Parallel Filing”

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Licenses Covenants Grants Patron

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Community

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Transparency

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United Diversity

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Distributed Authority

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User Community User Community

Deployer-Developer Community Deployer-Developer Community Extending Co-Developer Community Extending Co-Developer Community

Co-Developer Community Co-Developer Community

Free Software Commons Free Software Commons

http://blogs.sun.com/webmink/entry/community_roles

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Corporate Behaviours

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Sun and Open Source

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xVM VirtualBox

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/tippy/245562070/

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Free Software In Open Source Communities

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http://www.webmink.net

Thank-you!

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Transparency With Privacy

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1980 1990 2000 2008

Open Source Operating System Evolution

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Solaris Release

○ 3-5 year release interval ○ Periodic updates ○ Fixes, new hardware support ○ Long term (10+ year) support cycle

OpenSolaris Release

○ 6-8 month release interval ○ 5+ year support cycle ○ Foundation for next Solaris release

Solaris Release Model

OpenSolaris OpenSolaris

Solaris 10 Next Solaris

2009 2005 2007

OpenSolaris

20 Years, One Development Base

2003 2002

OpenSolaris

Solaris 9

OpenSolaris

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What is OpenSolaris?

Community Participation + Solaris Innovation

DTrace

Network Virtualization Installation Network Auto- Magic Time Slider Network- Based Packaging Hardware Optimizaton Open Storage Enterprise Power Management

ZFS

Containers Predictive Self Healing Security

CIFS

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What Makes OpenSolaris Unique?

Virtualization technology Distribution Constructor Network AutoMagic Community Participation + Solaris Innovation Image Packaging System Automated Install D-Light

COMSTAR

Open Storage

Time Slider

Network- Based Packaging

DTrace Security Predictive Self Healing ZFS CIFS Containers

Desktop Search

SourceJuicer Hardware support and optimization

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OpenSolaris 2009.06 Highlights

  • June 1st announcement at CommunityOne
  • Available for download and upgrades
  • What's new
  • New Open Networking features
  • Enhanced Open Storage feature set
  • 5 year enterprise support
  • World record performance
  • New tools to simplify building

3rd party applications

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One Platform from Desktop to Datacenter

Desktop Developers Datacenter

Delivering Differentiated Customer Solutions