Libby Clark
@LibbyMClark
Open source community marketing & strategy @AWS. Opinions are my own.
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Excited to share that @linuxfoundation announced the A2A Agent to Agent project is joining as an independent project. Google, AWS, Microsoft are all supporting. #OSSummit
Today at the Linux Foundation Member Summit, Jim Zemlin talked about how Redis is pulling in commits from Valkey, furthering project credibility and helping to drive adoption. @valkey_io
The Rust Foundation is excited to support a new contest from @awscloud that seeks to crowd-source the verification of the Rust standard libraries ⚙️ Learn more: foundation.rust-lang.org/news/rust-foun…
📣 Valkey, a community-driven Redis OSS fork, is now available on both Amazon ElastiCache and Amazon MemoryDB - AWS's fully managed in-memory data stores. Learn more 🔗 go.aws/4eX36Pi
Congrats to all the hard work of the @PostgreSQL community on PostgreSQL 17! Amazing how PostgreSQL continues to get faster and more fun to use :)
.@awscloud Transfers @OpenSearchProj to the @LF_Training | By @sjvn #BackEnd #CloudServices #OpenSource @Carl_F_Meadows thenewstack.io/aws-transfers-…
Join me at 11:20 in the Valkey GLIDE session with @reconditerose and Mickey Hoter from #AWSCloud at #OSSEU in room 1.31 at the Austria Center.
Come join us and help build the future of OpenSearch together opensearch.org/blog/building-… @OpenSearchProj @linuxfoundation
Today AWS transferred @OpenSearchProj to @linuxfoundation. This is something we’ve been working on all year, and a big proud moment for my team and myself as it’s absolutely an Amazon first. linuxfoundation.org/press/linux-fo…
Excited to see this blog post go live: a deeper dive into what the OCI 1.1 specs enable now that they are supported by Amazon ECR. And huge thanks to Jesse and Michael for all their work in the OCI community that helped make this a reality! aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensour…
Do you know why Oregon is a center of open source innovation? Oregon State University Open Source Lab was one of the first universities to host open source projects 20 years ago. Thanks for sharing the origin story at FOSSY @ramereth! osuosl.org
Not everyone may deliver a fully open source AI system - data, weights, source code & components of an AI system. Important to have a fully open standard for AI. Allows us to consume knowing what is open & what is not. Without it, easy to label oneself as open when not.
On the heels of the PostgreSQL community release of 17beta2, we humbly present PostgreSQL 17beta2 in the Amazon RDS Database Preview Environment. Please test. aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…
Madelyn Olson introduces Valkey 7.2.5 at #ossummit! View the schedule: events.linuxfoundation.org/open-source-su… #opensource
We are proud to support the launch of Valkey, an open source alternative to the Redis in-memory, NoSQL data store. Hosted by the Linux Foundation, Valkey will continue development of an open source, in-memory data store. Announcement: go.aws/3JgXe5L
Congratulations to Brian Granger and the entire Project Jupyter team for being recognized as one of five Champions of Open Science by @WHOSTP Project Jupyter has had an incomparable impact on the data science and scientific computing community—since 2011, the Jupyter Notebook…
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