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Since its inception, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has been the best place for customers to build and run open source software in the cloud. AWS is proud to support open source projects, foundations, and partners. We believe that open source is good for everyone and we are committed to bringing the value of open source to our customers, and the operational excellence of AWS to open source communities.
The best place to build and run open source software
AWS regularly contributes to many open source communities like Apache Software Foundation, the Linux Foundation, and more. Here are a few additional ways in which we support our open source ecosystem.
Keeping open source vibrant and secure
AWS has a responsibility to advocate for open source, which is core to the continued development of technology and the internet. We leverage our strengths and resources to improve the long-term health and security of the entire environment in which we’re operating.
Contributing to open source
AWS contributes to open source communities for the long haul. We contribute significantly to a large number of projects. Some well-known examples include Apache Airflow, Apache Cassandra, Apache Flink, Apache Hudi, Apache Kafka, Apache Lucene, Containerd, Kubernetes, OpenJDK, OpenTelemetry, PostgreSQL, Project Jupyter, Rust, and Valkey.
Supporting open source partners and foundations
AWS works with open source partners to improve the operational experience for their customers. We help partners exceed customer expectations. We also support foundations such as the Eclipse Foundation, Cloud Native Computing Foundation, Open Source Security Foundation and many others.
Finch is an open source tool for local container development that aims to promote innovative upstream container projects by simplifying their installation and usage, providing a simple native client to tie it all together.
AWS has transferred several of its open source projects to various foundations which provide a neutral setting that helps build vibrant and diverse open source communities. We remain active contributors to the projects we have transferred:
Karpenter
Karpenter automatically launches the right compute resources to handle your Kubernetes cluster's applications, designed to leverage the cloud with fast and simple compute provisioning for Kubernetes clusters.
A full-featured, real-time open source 3D engine, can be used to create high-fidelity games, robotic simulations and immersive 3D worlds, bridging the physical and digital worlds to deliver amazing experiences.