Arcane is the open source project behind a self-hosted dashboard for Docker and Podman hosts, used by homelab owners and small teams who run their own servers.
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Arcane is the open source project behind a self-hosted dashboard for Docker and Podman hosts, used by homelab owners and small teams who run their own servers.
Bugzilla is the open-source project behind the Bugzilla bug tracker, run by a US non-profit, funded by donations and independent of Mozilla.
Eclipse Foundation is a Brussels not-for-profit where companies and developers build vendor-neutral open source projects, the Eclipse IDE among them.
Foreman is the open-source community project behind the Foreman server lifecycle management tool, run without an owning company and sponsored by Red Hat.
GoCD is the volunteer-maintained open source project behind the GoCD CI/CD server, sponsored by Thoughtworks and licensed under Apache 2.0.
Grokability is the fully remote software company behind Snipe-IT, the open source IT asset management system, and GoodForms, an email verification service.
Jenkins is the open source project that builds the Jenkins CI/CD automation server, hosted by the Continuous Delivery Foundation.
MantisBT is the community open-source project, run by the MantisBT Team, that builds and maintains the MantisBT bug tracker for self-hosted teams.
The Apache Software Foundation is a US non-profit that stewards open source projects such as Apache NetBeans, released under the Apache License.
The Linux Foundation is a nonprofit that hosts open source software, hardware, standards and data projects, with training, events and a membership program.
Zabbix is the Latvian company behind the open-source Zabbix monitoring platform; it sells support subscriptions, Zabbix Cloud hosting, training and consulting.