Webinars

Application security doesn't need to be a challenge. Our expert gives tips for success in this webinar on application security basics.

In this on-demand webinar, Perforce Software experts discuss the state of open source software in the finance industry and how banks, fintech, and financial services organizations can find long-term success with OSS.

In this recorded webinar session, a panel of open source data experts discuss AI/ML/DL and how companies can leverage available open source tools and platforms within the enterprise.

In this video, OpenLogic experts discuss the impact of CentOS 7 going end of life on June 30, 2024; what teams need to plan for starting today, and key migration and long-term support options for those who need more runway to migrate off.

CentOS end of life (EOL) is here: Are you prepared to answer questions from stakeholders and customers about the impact to your business?

Learn the difference between commercial and community open source.

In this webinar, Doug Whitfield, enterprise architect at OpenLogic, explains CentOS Stream, how it works, the role it plays in enterprise Linux, and considerations teams should make when using it in development or testing.

In this webinar, Javier Perez (Chief Open Source Evangelist and Sr. Director of Product Management at Perforce) introduces OpenLogic's Technical and Long-Term Support (LTS) for CentOS 6, 7, and 8.

In this on-demand webinar, Javier Perez (Chief OSS Evangelist, Perforce Software) moderates a discussion on how the Linux landscape will change after the last supported version of CentOS reaches end-of-life in June 2024. Featuring special guests from two of the top CentOS Linux alternatives: Gregory Kurtzer (Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation) and benny Vasquez (AlmaLinux).

Compare the differences between two logging tools.

In this recorded webinar, hear industry experts discuss modern, enterprise open source software stacks and how to build "future-proof" OSS stacks.

In this on-demand webinar, our experts discuss how enterprises around the world are using Apache Kafka to harness their streaming data.