Open Source Software Customization
Create unique cloud solution thanks to open source customization!
Extend your open source cloud software and adjust it to you specific needs to boost productivity of your team and lower costs of maintenance. Learn how else open source customization can benefit your business!
Why customizing your open source software?
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Lower costs of maintenance achieved by migrating your existing systems to the cloud
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Greater flexibility by connecting the customized solution to your systems and adapting it to your needs
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Higher productivity of your development team thanks to one code and optimized efficiency of the systems
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Enhanced security—with additional security levels you can ensure the success of your business
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Competitive advantages—create unique solution with quality that stands out in the market
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Engagement with open source communities—share your custom features and knowledge with other businesses
What can we help you with?
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Review of your existing cloud tools and consultancy on the possible developments
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Fast and efficient implementation of needed extensions
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Cooperation with open source communities on improving the tools
Our official committers are contributing to
Our projects
Open Source
Apache Airflow
An All-in-one Scheduler For Seamless Workflows
Being part of the open source community, Polidea developed and implemented an extensive set of operators for the Apache Airflow system to work with various cloud service providers. The team—including 2 Airflow committers— became contributors to the Open Source Airflow Project and provided 70+ operators for the Airflow DAGs, meeting the highest standards of open source projects.
Cloud
Apache Beam
A Testing Framework for the Open Source Community
Apache Beam is an open source project that enables running jobs on different data processing engines (runners) and developing code in multiple languages (SDKs). Our developers successfully implemented the testing framework, which helps users make more informed decisions regarding whether or not Beam is the right choice for their project. The framework allows writing integration and performance tests that use different SDKs, real data processing engine instances, data sources (databases, filesystems), and significant loads of data.
