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Overview
These next series of documents highlights my experience with setting open source policies for enterprise level organizations. Take a look.
Introduction
Welcome to T-Mobile's Open Source Documentation.
This document guides the reader on who can contribute to T-Mobile's Open Source projects, what is expected, where one can find Open Source documentation, when you can contribute, and why Open Source at T-Mobile exists.
Prerequisites
- An account on GitHub.
- Enthusiasm about innovation through collaboration.
- Accept our deepest appreciation for being a part of our Open Source journey.
What is Open Source?
Open Source refers to open-source software (OSS) and the practice of coding software to make it publicly available, modifiable by anyone, collaborative, and distributable by anyone.
Why does T-Mobile Open Source exist?
Open Source exists to foster collaboration in a safe and welcoming environment. T-Mobile believes in transparency and that together we can help solve many of the world's problems through the three C's:
- Collaboration
- Code
- Community
Working collectively we can change the world!
When can I contribute to T-Mobile Open Source?
You can contribute at anytime. If you already have a GitHub account, navigate to https://github.com/tmobile and clone a repository today.
What is expected when contributing to T-Mobile's Open Source repositories?
Please see the Code of Conduct document to learn more.
What licenses does T-Mobile use for its Open Source projects?
Please see the Licensing document to learn more.
What rules exist around contributing at T-Mobile?
Please read the Contributing document to learn more.
Who can contribute to T-Mobile Open Source?
Anyone can contribute to T-Mobile Open Source. You just need a GitHub account.
Where can I find T-Mobile Open Source Documentation?
Documentation for Open Source can be found in the various repositories on GitHub. Please find a list below.
Name | Description | Where to Find Documentation |
|---|---|---|
PacBot | Short for “Policy as Code Bot”, PacBot is a platform for continuous compliance monitoring, reporting and security automation for the cloud. | |
T-Vault | T-Vault simplifies the process of secrets management by providing application developers an intuitive web UI. | |
Jazz | Jazz, a platform for building serverless applications, accelerates adoption of serverless technology within your enterprise. Jazz comes with a beautiful UI that lets developers quickly create serverless applications with a click of a button. Its modular design makes it easy to add new integrations that your enterprise needs. | |
r-tensorflow-api | r-tensorflow-api creates a production-ready docker image that uses R and the keras and plumber R packages to create a neural network powered REST API. The package keras provides the ability to create neural networks, while plumber allows it to run R as a web service. | |
Sawtooth NEXT Identity | Sawtooth NEXT Identity is an open-source Identity and Access Management Platform for enterprise. NEXT is built by leveraging the Sawtooth blockchain to not only improve the status-quo of identity governance and auditing, but also replaces trust with cryptographic proof. Originally envisioned and designed by T-Mobile, NEXT is an enterprise-grade blockchain application, built to integrate with a wide-ranging number of indentity consuming and identity-providing applications. | |
loadtest | loadtest makes load testing of APIs, such as those created with the R package plumber, easy. It uses Apache JMeter on the backend--a modern platform for load testing. The loadtest package is open source and maintained by the AI @ T-Mobile team. Results are summarized in a dashboard with visualizations. | |
kardio | Kardio is a simple tool that can be configured to perform health checks on any endpoint. Kardio has a rich UI showing status and availability based on responses from REST endpoints, TCP ports, etc. It is also integrated with Slack and email for alerting. | |
Monarch | Monarch is a plugin for Chaos Toolkit which can block access to Cloud Foundry apps and app's bound services automatically. | |
casquatch | casquatch is designed to provide a Java abstraction layer for the Cassandra database such that the developers will interact with generated POJOs through simple get, save, delete, procedures without writing a single line of CQL or importing any Datastax packages. | |
keybiner | keybinder is a library for encoding authorized business functions in an ID token. Clients / services can also leverage the keybiner library for authorization information compression, decompression and authorization check. | |
chaostoolkit-turbulence driver | chaostoolkit-turbulence driver is a plugin for Chaos Toolkit for performing Cloud Foundry platform level attacks. | |
POET Pipeline | POET Pipeline is a plugin that brings modern, container based CI/CD to Jenkins. | |
passport-tmobileid | passport-tmobileid is a module that lets you authenticate using T-Mobile ID in your Node.js applications. By plugging into Passport, T-Mobile ID authentication can be easily and unobtrusively integrated into any application or framework that supports Connect-style middleware, like Express. | |
percy-cake | percy-cake is a configuration as code editor that facilitates the editing of config files in de-hydrated manner (terse, i.e. offline) and is intended to simplify config file maintenance across deployed environments. | |
codeless | codeless is T-Mobile's take on test automation frameworks and allows you to quickly write tests using basic yaml and spreadsheet files without having to have in-depth understanding of writing Java automation tests. | |
Raspberry Pi Alarm | Raspberry Pi Alarm allows you to control an alarm with a Raspberry Pi over the internet. | |
orchestration-desk | orchestration-desk provides a single module to connect to orchestration services like Marathon and Kubernetes etc to get details about applications, containers and more. | |
turbulencepp | turbulenceapp is used for injecting failure scenarios into any BOSH deployment. | |
jest-jsdom-browser-compatibility | Jest is a JavaScript Testing Framework with a focus on simplicity. | |
qapi | qapi translates database queries into API calls. | |
MagTape | MagTape is a Policy-as-Code tool for Kubernetes that allows for evaluating Kubernetes resources against a set of defined policies to inform and enforce best practice configurations. |