Embracing the Open Source Model
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The document discusses DevNet's commitment to the open source model and highlights the contributions of Patrick Mullen, the research team manager of the Talos Security Group. It emphasizes Cisco’s dedication to its public resources and collaboration within the open source community. The document features repeated acknowledgments of Cisco's copyright and affiliates.
Embracing the Open Source Model
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Editor's Notes
- #7: = The Cathedral and the Bazaar, Eric S Raymond With more eyes, all bugs become shallow. Release early, release often. Cultivate your community.
- #8: = Snort Started as 1200 lines of code written in a weekend Release every two weeks, 26 releases in a year Marty wrote 2000 emails in the first year Very active community
- #9: Can’t speak too much about its development, but also an active community What it does bring to us is hundreds of thousands of samples every day Like snort, other projects use this code, expanding its user base and providing us samples and detections
- #11: Throw away early version 5 years ago Many of the original features were added to snort mainline over the years Back, and better than ever Multithreading Improved rule language Improved configuration Still Open Source Sourcefire didn't sell Snort, we sold everything but snort manageability scalability performance automation support