Partnerships | Linux Foundation

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LFOSPP helps companies deliver their solutions to the largest distributive software development organization in the world. LF works with all Partners to delight Developers with an industry leading tool stack. Partners receive enhanced visibility in our large and diverse developer community to grow brand visibility, receive outstanding product feedback, and grow customers.
LFOSPP works with our Communities to identify both committed partner offerings and emerging tools to build out a comprehensive Tool stack. In turn, Partners receive actionable product feedback, access to diverse development communities, and real world case studies.
LF Developers and projects receive access to best of breed tools and services to deliver outstanding developer experiences. With engaged Partners, Developers can access best practices and help to implement and improve Partners’ offerings for their communities.
Partners receive enhanced visibility in our large and diverse developer community to grow brand visibility, receive outstanding product feedback, and grow customers. Furthermore, select partners benefit from LF case studies and logo licensing.
Are you interested in joining the Linux Foundation partnership program, or want to learn more? Please fill out the form below and a member of the team will reach out.
As cloud-native technologies evolve to address AI, edge, and platform engineering, the infrastructure required to build, test, and scale projects grows increasingly complex. Community-led projects often struggle to access the significant compute power needed for heavy CI/CD pipelines, release testing, and performance benchmarking without shifting prohibitive costs onto maintainers.
Through a generous $1,000,000 annual cloud credit donation, CNCF projects at all maturity levels (from Sandbox to Graduated) gain access to Akamai’s global cloud platform. These credits are specifically earmarked to bolster core infrastructure, scale CI/CD pipelines, run extensive performance and conformance tests, and provide reliable artifact storage.
CNCF projects may apply directly through the CNCF ServiceDesk.
https://www.akamai.com/
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
As CNCF projects scale toward graduation, their infrastructure requirements for CI/CD, interoperability testing, and storage often exceed the limits of standard free tiers. Without dedicated high-performance cloud resources, maintainers are forced to manage fragmented infrastructure, which creates an "operational tax" and slows down project velocity.
Through a multi-year, $3 million cloud credit commitment, CNCF projects gain access to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This includes high-performance resources such as Arm-based Ampere A1 Compute instances, high-speed block storage, and low-latency networking, specifically provisioned to support the intensive build, testing, and delivery requirements of the cloud native ecosystem.
CNCF projects may apply directly through the CNCF ServiceDesk.
https://www.oracle.com/cloud/
Scarf helps LF and its projects understand their software is used and adopted. LF projects can run more effectively if they can operate in a data-driven manner. Historically, LF and its projects for the most part haven’t had real usage analytics and don’t know who their users are. Getting that information in a way that respects end-user privacy & security is a significant undertaking, Scarf makes this simple, out of the box.
Projects can instrument their artifact downloads, code, web properties, documentation and other content, with Scarf. A common use case is distributing your project’s containers through Scarf, and embedding Scarf on project documentation, for a comprehensive analytics for of onboarding and usage.
https://app.scarf.sh/register
Sourcegraph accelerates how software gets built, helping developers search, understand, and write code in complex codebases with AI.
Sourcegraph uses AI to help developers search, understand, and write code in complex codebases. LF projects can onboard new contributors faster and use agents to automate repetitive, soul-crushing tasks so open source contributors can do what they do best - create and innovate.
Projects can download plugins for VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Visual Studio (experimental), and Eclipse (experimental). They can also use Sourcegraph's AI web chat to interact with any LF and associated projects with any modern browser.
Fill out this form or email community@sourcegraph.com
https://sourcegraph.com/
Ternary is the world’s first multi-cloud financial intelligence platform, with best-in-class visibility, powering real-time decision-making with the scale to enable the world’s largest enterprises.
Ternary’s advanced SaaS platform manages over $7B in cloud spending across multiple cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Alibaba Cloud. Purpose-built for FinOps, Ternary provides a single pane of glass, offering insights across multiple cloud providers and ISVs to better manage cloud spending across critical areas.
Ternary helps LF manage cloud spend across multiple cloud service providers including AWS and GCP. With "Managed Service Provider" style access controls enables LF to share Ternary across their open source projects without oversharing information.
https://ternary.app/
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https://jira.linuxfoundation.org/plugins/servlet/desk/portal/2
Most CNCF projects are distributed as container images - a widely adopted and convenient way to package and run software. Because these images are often large and require secure delivery, having a trusted partner like Docker is critical. Docker not only provides a reliable registry for hosting and sharing images but also delivers valuable insights into how they’re used.
Through this collaboration, all CNCF projects will gain direct access