DeployHub, creators of the first microservice management platform, today announced that Ortelius, the DeployHub open source core, has been accepted into the CD Foundation as an incubating project.
DeployHub, creators of the first microservice management platform, today announced that Ortelius, the DeployHub open source core, has been accepted into the CD Foundation as an incubating project.
The Ortelius Open Source project accepted as an incubating project in the CDF.
DeployHub, creators of the first microservice management platform, today announced that Ortelius, the DeployHub open source core, has been accepted into the CD Foundation as an incubating project.
The Continuous Delivery Foundation (CDF), the open-source software foundation that seeks to improve the world’s capacity to deliver software with security and speed, today announced that Ortelius has become an Incubating Project under the CD Foundation.
Ortelius joins CD Foundation Founding Projects Jenkins, Jenkins X, Spinnaker, Tekton, and Incubating Project Screwdriver under the Linux Foundation Umbrella.
The Continuous Delivery (CD) Foundation has added the open source Ortelius platform for managing the deployment of microservices as an incubation level project.
Known for being a data and tech pioneer in the financial services industry, Capital One has embraced the open source movement with the creation of its Open Source Program Office (OSPO), a sort of laboratory that invests in the community. “We didn’t want to use open source as just a tool, we wanted to be open source first,” says John Mark Walker, director of the OSPO and a long-time open source community, product, and strategy expert.