Training Machines to be Open Source Contributors
In the Cockpit project weve done something amazing: Weve built robot contributors to an Open Source project. Cockpituous, our projects #5 contributor, is actually our automated team members. B …
Talk Title | Training Machines to be Open Source Contributors |
Speakers | Stef Walter (Hacker, manager, and CI freak., Red Hat) |
Conference | Open Source Summit Europe |
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Location | Prague, Czech Republic |
Date | Oct 21-27, 2017 |
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In the Cockpit project we’ve done something amazing: We’ve built “robot” contributors to an Open Source project. “Cockpituous”, our project’s #5 contributor, is actually our automated team members. Bots do the mundane tasks that would otherwise use up the time of human contributors. During the talk you can see them self-organizing, finding issues, contributing code changes, making decisions, releases the software into Linux distros and containers. They work in a completely distributed, organic way, and run in containers on Kubernetes. We’ll talk about how humans are pair-programming with bots, and moving at a pace that would be unthinkable otherwise. Treating the bots as team members is fundamental to achieving this. I’m excited to show you how to pull that off.