Announcing three new contributions to show our continued commitment to open source.
Oracle is involved in many major open source projects, organizations, and initiatives. Learn about our new projects and recent releases from the past six months.
Kubernetes Operator for Oracle Database and starters for Spring Boot Backend.
Try our examples for working with Oracle Database for Java, Python, APEX, and more
OCI furthers our mission to ensure that our customers can safely back up their containerized workloads and recover them quickly and reliably.
Open source projects and software are solutions built with source code that anyone can inspect, modify, and enhance. Oracle invests significant resources to develop, test, optimize, and support open source technologies, so developers have more choice and flexibility as they build and deploy cloud-based applications and services. Check out a subset of Oracle’s contributions to open source.
High performance JVM and ahead-of-its-time compiler.
Open source implementation of the Java platform.
The world's most popular open source database.
An open and complete operating environment.
Lightweight. Fast. Crafted for microservices.
Feature-rich, high performance product for enterprise customers.
A wicked fast source browser.
Machine learning library in Java.
Fastest Ruby implementation with GraalVM.
Market-leading in-memory data grid.
Scalable, distributed NoSQL database.
A toolkit bringing the best of JavaScript frameworks together.
Evolution of JavaEE with the Eclipse Foundation
Managing your cloud resources by filtering, tagging, and applying actions to them
Cloud Native Linux security
Unified logging
Modular Java framework for microservice and serverless app dev
Package manager for Kubernetes
Declarative continuous delivery with a fully- loaded UI.Documentation
Identity and access management – brokered, social and SSO
Container orchestration
Search and analytics suite used to ingest, search, visualize, and analyze data
Engine for executing data engineering, data science, and machine learning
Infrastructure as code
Standards and guidelines body for the web
ASF is the home of some of the most critical web technologies.
Hub of cloud native computing, hosting projects like Kubernetes
Home to the Eclipse IDE, Jakarta EE, and over 415 open source projects.
Dedicated to defining best practices to ensure secure cloud computing.
JCP is the mechanism for developing technical specifications for Java
Organization for the purpose of creating open standards around container formats and runtimes.
Organization for developing and publishing international standards.
Advances the discipline of cloud financial management through best practices, education, and standards.
Neutral hub for the industry to code, manage, and scale open technology projects.
Forum for payments industry stakeholders to develop and adopt data security standards.
Facilitator of standardization solutions that impact 93% of global trade.
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