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The CHAOSS community develops metrics, software, and programs for observing and improving open source project health. This talk will provide an overview of the CHAOSS project along with examples of how some of these metrics are being used at VMware.

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CHAOSS Metrics
Overview
and Examples
Epiverse June 7, 2022
Dr. Dawn M. Foster
Director of OSS Community Strategy
fosterd@vmware.com fastwonderblog.com
Open Source at VMware @vmwopensource
blogs.vmware.com/opensource

©2022 VMware, Inc. @geekygirldawn 2
whoami
• Geek, traveler, reader
• 20+ yr tech career focused on community
& open source
(Intel, Puppet, Scale Factory, …)
• CHAOSS Board and Maintainer
• TODO Group Steering and OpenUK Board
• CNCF TAG Contributor Strategy co-chair
• PhD from the University of Greenwich
focused on Linux kernel collaboration
Photos by Mom, ,

@geekygirldawn
Community Health Analytics
Open Source Software
https://chaoss.community/
https://github.com/chaoss

@geekygirldawn
Why CHAOSS?
Contributors, communities,
and organizations
Image by the CNCF
CC BY-NC 2.0

@geekygirldawn
Why CHAOSS?
Photo by Kate Ter Haar - CC BY 2.0
Develop metrics and software that
help people make decisions

@geekygirldawn
GrimoireLab
• Risk
• DEI
• Evolution
• Value
• Common
CHAOSS Structure
Software Metrics Programs
• Metric Models
• Badging
• Mentorship

@geekygirldawn
Metrics Definition Examples
https://chaoss.community/metrics/
Common DEI Evolution Risk Value
• Programming
Language
Distribution
• Types of
Contributions
• Burstiness
• Time to First
Response
• Time to Close
• Organizational
Diversity
• Event Family
Friendliness
• Event Accessibility
• Board / Council
Diversity
• Inclusive
Leadership
• Mentorship
• Documentation
Usability
• Code Changes
Commits
• Change Requests
Accepted
• Change Request
Duration
• Issue Age
• Inactive
Contributors
• New Contributors
• Bus Factor
• Elephant Factor
• Defect Resolution
Time
• Test Coverage
• Libyears
• Upstream Code
Dependencies
• License Coverage
• Academic Open
Source Project
Impact
• Project Velocity
• Project
Recommendability
• Job Opportunities
• Organizational
Influence
• Labor Investment

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10,000+ repos
100s of contributors / maintainers
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VMware OSPO Challenge
Image by CC BY-NC 2.0

©2022 VMware, Inc. @geekygirldawn
Cut through the noise with
4 simple custom charts
generated using Augur data
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The OSPO Solution - Augur
Photo by chumlee10 - CC BY-SA 2.0

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Community management - GrimoireLab

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Community management - GrimoireLab

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Community management - GrimoireLab
BMI: Backlog Management Index: # of closed issues / # of open ones. Measures efficiency closing issues.
Lead time: the time expressed in days between the opening and closing of an issue. Shown in average.

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Focus on interpretation
and improvement,
not punishment
18
My Approach

@geekygirldawn
Other Examples
• Gender Diversity Analysis in the OpenStack Community (PDF)
• Huawei uses CHAOSS to understand project health (podcast)
• Rochester Institute of Technology OSPO metrics (podcast)
• Google understanding the lifecycle of OSS projects (podcast)
• Internews OSS Lightweight Needs Assessment Toolkit (podcast)

@geekygirldawn
How to Get Involved
• Participate with software, metrics, or a program
• https://chaoss.community/participate/
• Twitter: @CHAOSSProj
• YouTube: Search CHAOSS
• Slack: CHAOSS Community

@geekygirldawn
More Details
https://chaoss.community/
https://github.com/chaoss

©2022 VMware, Inc. @geekygirldawn
Dr. Dawn M. Foster
fosterd@vmware.com
fastwonderblog.com
Open Source at VMware
blogs.vmware.com/opensource
@vmwopensource
22
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1. ©2022 VMware, Inc. @geekygirldawn CHAOSS Metrics Overview and Examples Epiverse June 7, 2022 Dr. Dawn M. Foster Director of OSS Community Strategy fosterd@vmware.com fastwonderblog.com Open Source at VMware @vmwopensource blogs.vmware.com/opensource

2. ©2022 VMware, Inc. @geekygirldawn 2 whoami • Geek, traveler, reader • 20+ yr tech career focused on community & open source (Intel, Puppet, Scale Factory, …) • CHAOSS Board and Maintainer • TODO Group Steering and OpenUK Board • CNCF TAG Contributor Strategy co-chair • PhD from the University of Greenwich focused on Linux kernel collaboration Photos by Mom, ,

3. @geekygirldawn Community Health Analytics Open Source Software https://chaoss.community/ https://github.com/chaoss

4. @geekygirldawn Financial Supporters

5. @geekygirldawn Why CHAOSS? Contributors, communities, and organizations Image by the CNCF CC BY-NC 2.0

6. @geekygirldawn Why CHAOSS? Photo by Kate Ter Haar - CC BY 2.0 Develop metrics and software that help people make decisions

7. @geekygirldawn GrimoireLab • Risk • DEI • Evolution • Value • Common CHAOSS Structure Software Metrics Programs • Metric Models • Badging • Mentorship

8. @geekygirldawn Metrics Definition Examples https://chaoss.community/metrics/ Common DEI Evolution Risk Value • Programming Language Distribution • Types of Contributions • Burstiness • Time to First Response • Time to Close • Organizational Diversity • Event Family Friendliness • Event Accessibility • Board / Council Diversity • Inclusive Leadership • Mentorship • Documentation Usability • Code Changes Commits • Change Requests Accepted • Change Request Duration • Issue Age • Inactive Contributors • New Contributors • Bus Factor • Elephant Factor • Defect Resolution Time • Test Coverage • Libyears • Upstream Code Dependencies • License Coverage • Academic Open Source Project Impact • Project Velocity • Project Recommendability • Job Opportunities • Organizational Influence • Labor Investment

17. ©2022 VMware, Inc. @geekygirldawn 17 Community management - GrimoireLab BMI: Backlog Management Index: # of closed issues / # of open ones. Measures efficiency closing issues. Lead time: the time expressed in days between the opening and closing of an issue. Shown in average.

19. @geekygirldawn Other Examples • Gender Diversity Analysis in the OpenStack Community (PDF) • Huawei uses CHAOSS to understand project health (podcast) • Rochester Institute of Technology OSPO metrics (podcast) • Google understanding the lifecycle of OSS projects (podcast) • Internews OSS Lightweight Needs Assessment Toolkit (podcast)

20. @geekygirldawn How to Get Involved • Participate with software, metrics, or a program • https://chaoss.community/participate/ • Twitter: @CHAOSSProj • YouTube: Search CHAOSS • Slack: CHAOSS Community

21. @geekygirldawn More Details https://chaoss.community/ https://github.com/chaoss

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