Open Source at Amazon
summary
Amazon frames open source as a customer-driven strategy and lists concrete outputs: over 2,400+ GitHub projects (≈80% from AWS), managed services for popular OSS, and hundreds of thousands of customers using Database Migration Service. Notable open projects include Firecracker microVMs (secure, fast microVMs used for Lambda/Fargate), Amazon Corretto (drop‑in OpenJDK builds with LTS through 2023/2024), BottleRocket OS, s2n TLS, SAM and SageMaker Neo, plus active CNCF and foundation contributions.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05History of Open Source
- 7:43Why do developers love Open Source
- 17:59AWS Open Source Contributions
- 20:24Cloud Native Computing Foundation
- 22:05Serverless Application Model
- 23:06AWS Cloud Debugging
- 24:16OpenJDK
- 26:16Firecracker
- 27:11Spinnaker
- 29:21Open Source Contributions
- 30:15Open Source Projects
- 30:43Open Source Communities
- 30:53Open Source Foundations
- 32:13Standards Call for Paper
- 32:34AWS Open
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