Open source Projects

Key open source projects that HPE contributes and supports

SPIFFE

Provides a secure identity, in the form of a specially crafted X.509 certificate, to every workload in a modern production environment.

SPIRE

Provides a uniform identity control plane (Based on SPIFFE) for distributed systems

KubeDirector

Helps deploy stateful apps on Kubernetes

Open Distributed Infrastructure Management (“ODIM”)

Resource aggregator and manager for Telco and 5G deployments

Apache Hadoop

open-source software for reliable, scalable, distributed computing.

Apache Spark

unified analytics engine for large-scale data processing

Apache Kafka

Distributed event streaming platform

Chapel

programming language designed for productive parallel computing at scale

Linux

Linux OS-related extensions and kernel additions

OpenBMC

OSS implementation of Baseboard Management Controllers (“BMC”)

LinuxKI

is advanced trace-based performance troubleshooting tool for Linux.

Mondo

Disaster recovery solution for multiple Linux distributions

LinuxCOE

Common Linux operating environment for lifecycle provisioning

Lustre

Parallel file system that supports many requirements of leadership class HPC simulation environments

LLVM

Collection of modular and reusable compiler and toolchain technologies

HPE Deep Learning Cookbook

A set of tools to guide the choice of the best hardware/software environment for a given deep learning workload

PharML

Powerful plug-and-play framework for drug discover

Open Compute Project

is reimagining hardware, making it more efficient, flexible, and scalable.

Open SHMEM

Standardized API for parallel programming

Grommet

User Experience toolkit

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