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Tim Carroll

Director of Product Development

Tim Carroll is a senior leader at Perforce Software, influencing software and product development across the portfolio, including OpenLogic, Zend, SourcePro, IMSL, Akana, and Gliffy. He’s motivated by providing software solutions that enable people to look beyond solving problems and mobilizing resources to overcome new interesting obstacles. Tim has 25 years of experience in software development with heavy involvement in open source software, including service on the Board of Directors for JA-SIG and the Apereo Foundation.

Latest Content from Tim Carroll

Blog

AngularJS Vulnerabilities: How to Assess AngularJS CVE Severity

AngularJS went end of life in 2021. In this blog we explore AngularJS vulnerabilities, how to assess AngularJS CVE severity, and long-term support options to stay secure.
AngularJS, Security
Blog

Proactive Open Source Lifecycle Management

Explore proactive software lifecycle management for OSS and what OpenLogic experts recommend as best practices.
Open Source, Operating Systems
Blog

What Is the Cyber Resilience Act?

An overview of the Cyber Resilience Act, its implications, controversy, and impact on open source software and organizations.
Security
Blog

When to Choose Kafka vs. Hadoop

In this blog, our expert discusses why teams might select Kafka vs. Hadoop for data management infrastructure as part of their Big Data strategy.
Apache Kafka, Hadoop
Blog

Patching CentOS: What You Need to Know

Get tips on how to patch CentOS (supported and EOL versions) and patching best practices to ensure CentOS is protected against CVEs.
Operating Systems, Security
Blog

Apache Ambari vs. Cloudera Manager

In this blog, our expert compares two Hadoop management tools: Apache Ambari, which is open source, and Cloudera Manager, which is a commercial offering.
Hadoop, Databases
Blog

A Second Wind for Apache Ambari

An overview of Apache Ambari, an open source tool for provisioning, monitoring, and managing Hadoop clusters that has had an interesting journey.
Hadoop, Databases