The State of Open Source Software in 2023
summary
Global survey of ~1,000 professionals finds a majority — about 85% increased use of open source in the last year, with 37% contributing back and ~25% producing SBOMs. Containers and cloud‑native tooling jump (containers 18%→33%), while top categories are containers, databases/data tech and DevOps. Primary motivations are access to innovation and faster development velocity. Biggest problems are maintaining security policies and compliance, skills shortages, and keeping up with rapid updates and EOL packages.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to Open Source survey
- 1:05Open Source growth and scale
- 4:12Increased Open Source adoption
- 5:15Most used Open Source technologies
- 6:20Investment in Open Source tools
- 7:46Reasons for using Open Source
- 9:10Top Open Source support challenges
- 12:38End-of-life Open Source risks
- 14:45Business critical Open Source software
- 15:48Organizations contributing to Open Source
- 16:31Software Bill of Materials adoption
- 17:35Open Source maturity in organizations
- 19:02Top Open Source by category
- 23:42Q&A session
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