Keeping Open Source Open

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Amazon announces a concrete response to supply‑chain breaks: Amazon Corretto — a free OpenJDK distribution with backported security fixes (Java 8 through June 2023, Java 11 through Aug 2024) — and Open Distro for Elasticsearch — an Apache-2 licensed build that restores clear open‑source binaries, adds features like security, SQL and alerting, and accepts community work with no CLA for small patches. Both distributions aim to run on EC2, other clouds or on‑prem, contribute fixes upstream, and invite partners such as Netflix and Expedia to collaborate.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:08Motivation for open source at AWS
3. 3:44Example projects we contribute to
4. 4:14Community
5. 5:14Types of open source
6. 9:06How we think about OSS licensing and distribution?
7. 12:01Open source builds on more open source
8. 14:09Java concerns
9. 15:38Keeping Java open everywhere
10. 17:32Elasticsearch concerns.
11. 20:29Open Distro for Elasticsearch
12. 22:57Keeping open source open!

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