OpenLogic provides technical support and professional services for open source software, supporting over 400 open source packages.

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Perforce Software

OpenLogic by Perforce | 1,320 followers on LinkedIn. Realize the Power of Open Source Backed by Enterprise Support. | OpenLogic provides enterprise technical support and professional services for hundreds of open source projects — including AlmaLinux, Kafka, Tomcat, Hadoop, Kubernetes, and MariaDB — and long-term support for EOL software (CentOS, AngularJS, Bootstrap) so you can boost efficiency and savings with free software without adding risk. 

OpenLogic was founded in 1998 and purchased in 2013 by Rogue Wave Software.
Rogue Wave was acquired by Perforce Software in 2019.

Senior Product Manager at Perforce

Matthew Weier O'Phinney

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Joe Carder

OpenLogic by Perforce

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In this blog, our expert highlights the key differences between NGINX vs. HAProxy and explains how to determine which is more suitable for your website or application >> https://ter.li/bbgyh6 #opensource #nginx #haproxy

CentOS Stream 10 will be based on Fedora 40 and released sometime ahead of RHEL 10, either late this year or early next year. Based on the ISOs, we have some hints about what's coming in the release -- get the details in this blog >> https://ter.li/rynv06 #centosstream #linux #opensource

This week's OpenUpdate is live! Get the latest #opensource news and security updates, including: - Quantum Apocalypse? Demystifying the Doomsday of Encryption - VMware Workstation Shifting From Proprietary Code to Using Upstream KVM - Fedora Linux 41 Is Here! - We Finally Have an ‘Official’ Definition for Open Source AI Read now >> https://ter.li/i99ugo

NGINX and HAProxy both manage web traffic, but there are specific use cases where each really shines. Compare features, performance, scalability, security, and more in this blog by our web infrastructure expert >> https://ter.li/bbgyh6 #opensource #nginx #haproxy

Information about CentOS Stream 10 has been trickling in since ISOs first became available in June. Our Linux expert shares what we know about the release as well as considerations for using CentOS Stream for enterprise workloads >> https://ter.li/rynv06 #centosstream #linux #opensource

This week's OpenUpdate is live! Get the latest #opensource news and security updates, including: - Introducing AlmaLinux OS Kitten - OpenSSL 3.4 Final Release Live - PostgreSQL 17 Rolls Out Read now >> https://ter.li/i99ugo

NGINX and HAProxy can both be deployed as load balancers and reverse proxies, but which is right for your web app? Check out our latest blog to learn the subtle (but important) differences between these two popular web infrastructure technologies >> https://ter.li/bbgyh6 #opensource #nginx #haproxy

Understanding the differences between community open source (FOSS), open core, and commercial open source software (COSS) is important when you're laying the foundation for enterprise systems and applications. In this blog, we compare these three categories of open source software, and key deployment considerations >> https://ter.li/yhozkc #opensource #OSS

Have you taken the 2025 State of Open Source Survey yet? We are gathering data for our annual report -- if you work with OSS in your organization, please take 10 minutes to participate: https://lnkd.in/gh4vxZZ3 #opensource #OSS

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