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OpenLogic CloudSwing PaaS Tracks Costs

ServerWatch, October 31, 2011
One of the most popular models for cloud usage and deployment is the Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) model. PaaS models to date haven't always been as enterprise-focused as they should be according to OpenLogic, which is why the company is launching the CloudSwing PaaS.

OpenLogic Rolls Out Open PaaS to the Public

Silicon Angle, October 27, 2011
OpenLogic finally launched CloudSwing, a so-called open platform-as-a-service the company first announced back in August.

OpenLogic's PaaS to Support Many Programming Languages

InfoWorld, October 27, 2011
OpenLogic is launching a platform-as-a-service offering that aims to give users the flexibility that many developers like about infrastructure-as-a-service without the work.

OpenLogic Floats Multi-Language Custom Cloud Service

The Register, October 27, 2011
OpenLogic has launched a platform-as-a-service dubbed CloudSwing, which it is touting as the most flexible yet for the enterprise developer.

CloudSwing PaaS Cloud Solution Now in GA

Cloud Times, October 27, 2011
OpenLogic announced today the general availability of CloudSwing, the first-ever Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) for the enterprise with cost tracking and complete customization of technology stacks.

On Governing Open Source, and Staying on the Right Side of the Law

Ostatic, October 26, 2011
Two years ago at the Open Source Business Conference (OSBC) Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst predicted that in only a few years, 100 percent of major business software platforms and applications would incorporate open source components.

OpenLogic Unveils New Version of OLEX

TMCnet, October 4, 2011
OpenLogic, Inc., a company specializing in enterprise open source solutions for the cloud and the data center, unveiled a new version of OLEX Enterprise Edition.

The Road To Open Source Code Provenance

Dr Dobb's, October 2, 2011
Data digging company OpenLogic has rolled out a new version of OLEX Enterprise Edition, a code analysis and audit kit designed to "uncover the provenance" of code within open source projects.

Save Your Code from Patent Infringement with OpenLogic's New Tool

SiliconANGLE, September 28, 2011
Open-source software maker OpenLogic announced the latest version of OLEX Enterprise Edition, an offering that aims to give companies more visibility into their code, specifically within open source projects.

SPDX Version 1.0 Released - Compliance Made Easier

The H, August 19, 2011
The Linux Foundation has announced that the SPDX working group has published SPDX 1.0, the first release of the Software Package Data Exchange specification.

OpenLogic Scores $2M for New Open PaaS

GigaOm, August 16, 2011
OpenLogic, a software vendor that helps companies better utilize open-source software, is turning its attention toward cloud computing.

OpenLogic Jumps on the PaaS Bandwagon with CloudSwing

CloudZone, August 16, 2011
As if the PaaS market wasn't getting crowded enough, OpenLogic announced their take on Platform as a Service today with CloudSwing.

OpenLogic secures $2 million of VC

Boulder County Business Report, August 16, 2011
OpenLogic Inc., a provider of open source software support, secured an additional $2 million in new funding.

OpenLogic Lands $2M More

TechRockies, August 16, 2011
Broomfield, Colorado-based OpenLogic, the provider of enterprise open source software support, said today that it has raised another $2M in funding, plus converted exiting bridge financing.

CloudSwing Allows You to Assemble Open-source Cloud Stacks

PCWorld, August 10, 2011
Developers and enterprise IT shops will soon have another option for PaaS (platform as a service) in the form of CloudSwing, an upcoming offering from OpenLogic that builds on its core business of providing technical support for open-source software.

German Court Case Could Imperil GPL Licensing

eWeek, June 22, 2011
In a case that could threaten open source GPL licensing in Germany, a Berlin court yesterday began hearing a lawsuit from German DSL router vendor AVM against web-filtering software firm Cybits.

OpenLogic Discover Developers Prefer GPL; Enterprises Prefer Apache

JAXenter, June 2, 2011
OpenLogic have published the results of their research, and it indicates that although the GNU General Public License (GPL) is chosen most often by open source developers for their code, enterprises prefer to use open source software licensed under the Apache license.

OpenLogic Collaborates for Open Source Compliance

Datamation, May 26, 2011
Maintaining open source license compliance in an enterprise development and production environment can sometimes be a complex task. Applications can pull from multiple open source projects, each with their own licensing requirements and obligations.

OpenLogic Exchange Now Enables Collaboration on Open Source Compliance

InfoTech, May 25, 2011
OpenLogic has announced that OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX) now enables collaboration on open source compliance across the enterprise and the software supply chain.

OpenLogic Launches Collaborative Open Source Compliance Solution

SD Times, May 25, 2011
OpenLogic today announced that OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX), a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution for comprehensive governance and provisioning of open source software, now enables collaboration on open source compliance across the enterprise and the software supply chain.

OpenLogic Exchange Adds New Collaboration Features

The H, May 25, 2011
Colorado-based open source governance specialist OpenLogic has announced the addition of new collaborative compliance functionality for OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX), the company's software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution for provisioning, governance, scanning and compliance.

OpenLogic Releases Results of Its Research on Popularity and Adoption of Open Source Licenses

InfoTech, May 24, 2011
OpenLogic, a provider of open source solutions, announced that its research on the popularity and adoption of various open source licenses revealed that GNU General Public License (GPL) is mostly chosen by open source developers while most enterprises prefer to use the open source software under the Apache License.

App Store Licensing Hinders OSS Growth

ZDNet, May 24, 2011
App store licensing models that are not compatible with open source ones, resulting in apps being taken down from the marketplace, are causing confusion among developers and will likely inhibit open source development within the mobile computing space.

OpenLogic Says "Enterprises Prefer Apache"

The H, May 18, 2011
The results of a survey by OpenLogic, makers of scanning and governance tools and provider of open source support, show that while developers appear to prefer to license software under the GPL, enterprises prefer to use Apache-licensed software.

Poll: Open Source License Usage

DZone, May 17, 2011
69% of open source projects are licensed under the GPL, while only 10% of open source apps used by enterprise applications are under the GPL. That's according to OpenLogic, a support and solutions provider for enterprise-grade open source software.

Developers Prefer GPL, Enterprises Prefer Apache

TechCrunch, May 17, 2011
OpenLogic, makers of open source license compliance scanning software, have released some stats about open source license proliferation and popularity and it makes for some interesting reading.

What is the Top Open Source License?

InternetNews.com, May 16, 2011
Open source software is defined by the open source licenses under which applications and code are made available. Have you ever wondered what the most popular open source licenses in use today are?

Open Source Business Conference Kicks Off In Frisco

Ostatic, May 16, 2011
Today and tomorrow, in San Francisco, one of the best open source events of the year is taking place: the annual Open Source Business Conference (OSBC).

Linux Foundation Works On a Standard for Software Licenses

SD Times, May 6, 2011
The Linux Foundation, through its Open Compliance Program, is currently working on a standard for software packages and licenses.

Working Sessions at Collaboration Summit 2011 Focus on Operationalizing Compliance

Linux.com, April 19, 2011
Open source compliance garnered its fair share of attention at the recently-completed Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit April 6-8 in San Francisco.

There's a New Sheriff at Google

BetaNews, April 4, 2011
Today Google cofounder Larry Page officially resumes the role of chief executive, a position he abdicated to Eric Schmidt 10 years ago.

OpenLogic to Resell MuleSoft Tcat Server

ServerWatch, March 25, 2011
Enterprise open source software solution provider, OpenLogic, Inc., has announced that it has partnered with MuleSoft and will resell MuleSoft's Tcat Server -- a leading enterprise Tomcat app server built on the open source project Apache Tomcat.

OpenLogic Announces Partnership with MuleSoft

InfoTech, March 25, 2011
OpenLogic, the premier provider of enterprise open source software support, scanning and governance solutions, has signed a partnership agreement with MuleSoft, the provider of Web middleware built on leading open source projects Mule ESB and Apache Tomcat.

Google Accused of Violating GPLv2 Licensing in Android

eWeek, March 17, 2011
Google's use of the Linux kernel in Android may violate GPL's "copyleft" provisions, say several open source software legal experts.

Open Source and App Stores: Where They Mix, Where They Don't

InfoWorld, March 11, 2011
App stores are all the rage these days, with companies vying to release their software ahead of competitors. Not surprisingly, open source components are being used to speed development of these applications.

OpenLogic Voted as the Launch Pad Winner at UBM TechWeb's Cloud Connect

InfoTech, March 10, 2011
OpenLogic, a provider of open source solutions that enable enterprises to safely acquire, support, and control open source software, won the Cloud Connect 2011 Launch Pad People's Choice competition.

Enterprises Take the Spotlight at AnDevCon

SD Times, March 10, 2011
Just in time for its first dedicated development conference, the Android smartphone platform took the top spot from BlackBerry in January.

Massive Data Volumes Making Hadoop Hot

Computerworld, March 8, 2011
Increasing efforts by enterprises to glean business intelligence from the massive volumes of unstructured data generated by web logs, clickstream tools, social media products and the like has led to a surge of interest in open source Hadoop technology, analysts say.

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