Explore our tools and learn more about how we contribute to the open-source ecosystem.
We play an active role in the open-source community. We take responsibility for maintaining projects, contributing to the continual development of essential software and supporting open-source foundations.
Our work focuses on data science and machine-learning tools, as well as the infrastructure and security to support them.
We work with the Apache Spark, Apache Arrow and related communities within data science, as well as open-source alternatives for improved GPU support for .Net Core. We also look for general improvements to F#, C# and .Net Core ecosystems, to help our engineers.
Within infrastructure, we focus on OpenStack and Kubernetes, two deep ecosystems where our support is widespread. We are core contributors to both projects directly, but we also contribute to many tools that influence the CNCF and OpenInfra landscape. These include tools and projects such as Cilium, Prometheus, and Thanos, to name just a few.
Our security work is far-reaching too. We maintain the Consul.NET project, built the Aeron-vault plugin, and have identified dozens of meaningful CVE’s across Linux, Windows and MacOS. These are just a few highlights of our security advocacy.
Our Open-Source Programme Office is bigger than usual. We refer to it as our mOSPO, because of its size and the engineering muscle we have added to the team.
The size and scale of our programme office allows us to make significant and impactful contributions to essential projects for the community. We’re proud to have OSPO developers merging PR’s directly on Kubernetes, chairing the technical committee for OpenStack while others are adding significant features as maintainers on Apache Ozone. This is only possible because of the scale of our team and the resources we dedicate towards open source.
Our OSPO helps drive profit, proving that private organisations can support the open-source ecosystem as well as their own bottom line.
A unified analytics engine for large-scale data processing
Consul.NET is a .NET client library for the Consul HTTP API
A library which enables the running of dotnet tests in a docker container
Monitoring performance of NuGet package manager
Prompt and small wrapper script for automated LLM code review
Distributed training framework for TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch and Apache MXNet
A service for managing and provisioning Bare Metal servers
The home of the Peregrine series of code for real-time and performant applications
A connector for Apache Spark and PySpark to Dgraph databases
A library that provides useful extensions to Apache Spark and PySpark
Terraform Enterprise/Cloud Plan Bot
Type equalities for F#
Type-safe datatype-generic programming for F#
"I'm exposed to many different technologies and I get to learn the basics and then develop my skills with that technology further."
"We have the built-in advantage of a collaborative culture, working with open source software developers who are global and come from all different kinds of backgrounds and environments."
"I get to build software that solves real problems for my colleagues, while also being part of the global Open Source community."
"Out of all the places where I've worked, it's the only place where I can say that I'm constantly learning from my colleagues. I really feel like this has made me grow a lot."
We find patterns in noisy, real-world datasets to predict movement in financial markets.
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We collaborate with researchers, design real-time platforms and process massive datasets at speed and scale.
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We identify, test and on-board the latest tech, enabling our researchers and engineers to keep innovating.
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Thrive in a collaborative, flexible environment where smart people learn and grow together.
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