Oracle is the purveyor of the industry’s most widely adopted open source technologies, such as Java and MySQL, and one of the founding members of the Linux Foundation, the Eclipse Foundation, and the Java Community Process.
But what has guided us along the way?
Our mission is to empower developers and continue supporting open source technologies. Through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and its 41 cloud regions, we’re providing more opportunities than ever to make open source technology available to everyone.
Learn about open source at Oracle
Join Oracle's developer community
- Oracle – our primary GitHub organization
- Fn Project – the container native, cloud agnostic serverless platform
- GraalVM - projects related to GraalVM, a high-performance JDK with native compilation
- Helidon – cloud-native set of Java libraries for writing microservices
- LiveLabs – workshops for building and deploying applications using Oracle's technologies
- MySQL – the world's most popular open source database
- OCI Landing Zones – landing zones for automated deployment of OCI services
- Oracle Cloud Native Environment - fully integrated suite for the development and management of cloud-native applications
- OpenJDK – OpenJDK development and related repositories
- Java Developer Relations – Java Platform Group DevRel team repositories
- Java Community Process – developing standard technical specifications for Java technology
- Oracle DevRel – developer code samples, tutorials, and more
- Oracle GitHub Actions – GitHub Actions from Oracle
- Oracle Sample Projects – new projects and sample applications
- Oracle Terraform Modules – Terraform modules for provisioning Oracle Cloud Infrastructure resources
- Quick Start – automated deployments of enterprise software on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
- VirtualBox - Oracle's virtualization software running on many operating systems using AMD/Intel/ARM processors
- Oracle Community - repositories in this organization are created and maintained by community members, rather than Oracle