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Sudha Raghavan, SVP, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Developer Platform, discusses Oracle’s commitment to open source, including $3M per year in compute credits for use by CNCF projects.
As we celebrate Kubernetes’ tenth anniversary, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the incredible cloud native community—a great force for innovation. At Oracle, we embrace open source and cloud native technologies to drive innovation within our company and for our customers. We're proud to be part of the open source community through our substantial contributions to the Linux Kernel, Java, and numerous other projects. We designed Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) with openness at its core, building on technologies such as Kubernetes.
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