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The Hidden Cost of “Free” Open Source Infrastructure 

open-source, users, experience, DevEx, business, technical, leadership, teams, devops, small, team, product, devops,DevEx, CI/CD pipelines, developer, experience, Backstage, developer, GitHub productivity Roadie DevX developer experience DPE open source team lead Agile hybrid developer GitLab DevRel developer GitHub BDD CircleCI Rust developer
open-source, users, experience, DevEx, business, technical, leadership, teams, devops, small, team, product, devops,DevEx, CI/CD pipelines, developer, experience, Backstage, developer, GitHub productivity Roadie DevX developer experience DPE open source team lead Agile hybrid developer GitLab DevRel developer GitHub BDD CircleCI Rust developerWhen the OpenSSF, PyPI, Rust Foundation, and OpenJS recently declared that “Open Infrastructure Is Not Free,” they highlighted a crisis that affects every organization building modern software.  Behind every container image pulled, every vulnerability scan and every automated deployment, there’s a vast web of infrastructure: Package registries, CI/CD services, artifact repositories, security feeds, distribution networks and CDN layers. For decades, this […]

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