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Catalina Modernizes Their Hadoop Big Data Infrastructure With Help From OpenLogic
In this case study, Catalina shares how OpenLogic helped them modernize their Hadoop-based Big Data stack and create a strategic roadmap for future updates.
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How to Survive AngularJS End of Life
In this recorded webinar, our expert discusses how organizations using end of life AngularJS can safeguard their applications while they plot their course forward.
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Commercial Open Source Software: What You Should Know
Learn the difference between commercial and community open source.
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OpenLogic Company Information
We believe in the transformative power of free open source software. It enables anyone to innovate. For more than two decades, OpenLogic has provided expert open source support and enterprise services to leading global innovators. Learn more about our story.
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Wildfly for Microservices Authentication
Learn why and how to use Wildfly for Mutual TLS Authentication in this free, in-depth white paper.
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What Are Microservices?
What are microservices? Watch this short video to find out. Plus, see an example of microservices in action, including the technologies used to create them.
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Overview of Open Source Web Infrastructure
An overview of open source web infrastructure technologies like NGINX, Apache HTTP Server, and ActiveMQ with links to resources for enterprise deployments.
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When Open Source Became Best In Class
In his report from The Bloor Group, they discuss the history of open source and how open source software has become best in class across all areas of the enterprise stack.
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Solving Open Source Software Issues: Tips From an Enterprise Architect
In this video, Enterprise Architect Doug Whitfield shares tips for documenting incidents, conducting root cause analysis, avoiding bottlenecks, and more for teams troubleshooting issues with their open source software.
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How Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux Keep Their Distributions Secure
Gregory Kurtzer from Rocky Linux and benny Vasquez from AlmaLinux explain their approach to security — how they keep their open source Linux distros secure and stable while allowing contributions from community members.
