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Kubernetes EU 2024
I’m the founder and CEO of Okteto, where we’re busy re-imagining the developer experience for cloud native applications.
Before Okteto, I built enterprise chat products at Atlassian, application lifecycle management tools at Elasticbox (now part of Centurylink) and cloud services at Microsoft Azure.
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Cloud Native Testing Podcast
Starting an open-source project can seem deceptively simple for many engineers. Create a repository, write some code, and voila - you've launched a project and are witnessing a growing user base. But when does this escalating interest signal that it's time to transition from a side project to a full-fledged company?
This talk is designed to arm attendees with critical indicators to determine seriously whether it's time to seriously consider launching a company based on its open-source project. Drawing from the experience of four different founders in starting a cloud-native company anchored on an open-source product, this panel session will delve into essential metrics and considerations, including:
The alignment of the project's goals with feasible business strategies
Understanding that user engagement doesn't always equate to market fit
The sustainability and long-term viability of the project's development model
Assessing the market potential and crafting a unique value proposition