AWS Open Source Blog

A new AWS Partner, Onehouse.ai, recently launched its managed lakehouse product for open source Apache Hudi on the AWS Marketplace.

AWS open source project Kani is succeeding in changing the perception, effectiveness, and usability of verification tools that were previously thought to be cumbersome or beyond reach.

Finch, an open source a command line developer tool for building, running, and publishing Linux containers, is ready for production use as a container developer’s daily tool on macOS.

As a first step toward “scientific models as a service,” Navteca and AWS worked together on an open source solution to automate provisioning of Daskhub (JupyterHub with Dask) on demand.

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AWS engineers are significant contributors to the open source databases that our managed services are built on and that our customers depend on. Aurora PostgreSQL and MySQL-compatible editions and Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MariaDB, are AWS services built on, or compatible with, open source databases.

With the launch of CNOE (pronounced canoe), members will contribute tooling, plugins, and reference implementations that facilitate building internal developer platforms.

AWS Trainium and AWS Inferentia are now integrated with open source Ray on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).

Let’s examine how existing mechanisms can help with scaling Argo CD to support 10,000 applications deployed across as many as 97 Kubernetes clusters .

A new Kafka connector functionality allows customers to define certificates located in the connector configuration.