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InnerSource@DB: A Story About Open Source Practices at Deutsche Bahn

InnerSource@DB: A Story About Open Source Practices at Deutsche Bahn - Carsten Hoffmann, DB Systel GmbH Join Carsten, as he explores the world of InnerSource at Deutsche Bahn (DB) during his talk. He will begin with a look back at the history of InnerSource at DB, highlighting the unique challenges they faced and the solutions they developed along the way. Learn how the establishment of a thematic team within their architecture guild helped promote the adoption of InnerSource and overcome obstacles. Carsten will explain the benefits of InnerSource for the company and software development while clarifying the distinction between “community-maintained” and “team-maintained” InnerSource. Additionally, he will demonstrate why a centralized platform is essential for fostering community-maintained InnerSource projects and outline the features they implemented for this platform. Finally, he will reveal how InnerSource serves as a bridge to Open Source and showcase a few specific InnerSource projects. Be inspired by how InnerSource is driving the future of software development at Deutsche Bahn! Carsten's bio Carsten is an experienced software architect at DB Systel GmbH, the digital partner of Deutsche Bahn, Germany’s largest railway company. As a member of a DevOps team, he firmly believes that close collaboration between architects and development teams is key to designing and maintaining a software architecture that meets business requirements. In addition to his work as an architect, Carsten is a passionate advocate of Open Source and maintains the “Trivy Vulnerability Explorer.” For three years, he was a member of DB Systel’s architecture guild, where he founded the “InnerSource” thematic team to actively promote Open Source practices within the company. His technical expertise includes software development with Java, TypeScript, and VueJS, as well as the automation of CI/CD pipelines, and the deployment and administration of Kubernetes.