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Blog post about Red Hat Middleware move to IBM #211
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You can find more information in https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/evolving-our-middleware-strategy[the official announcement]. | ||
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These employees work for the most part on open-source Java technologies, | ||
for example Quarkus, whose team https://quarkus.io/blog/quarkus-redhat-strategy/[also commented on the move]. |
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There seems to be other blogs out there already. Maybe I should link to WildFly's as well? https://www.wildfly.org/news/2025/03/05/WildFly_and_Red_Hat_strategy/
The tone here is you, personally. I'd have expected a more team-oriented announcement? |
Me too, and that was my original proposal... but, opinions happen. See the email thread :/ FWIW my original proposal is still there, in the first commit. |
:awestruct-tags: ["Red Hat", "IBM", "Community", "Commonhaus"] | ||
:awestruct-layout: blog-post | ||
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A few weeks ago, Red Hat announced its Middleware division would move to IBM. |
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A few weeks ago, Red Hat announced its Middleware division would move to IBM. | |
A few weeks ago, Red Hat announced that its Middleware division would move to IBM; this includes several key members of the Hibernate team. |
:awestruct-layout: blog-post | ||
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A few weeks ago, Red Hat announced its Middleware division would move to IBM. | ||
As a change of this nature is likely to raise a few questions, I felt it would be best to provide some information -- even though the team as a whole is not yet ready to provide an official statement. |
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As a change of this nature is likely to raise a few questions, I felt it would be best to provide some information -- even though the team as a whole is not yet ready to provide an official statement. |
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== What's the impact on Hibernate users and contributors? | ||
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The displayed intent of the move is to keep funding open-source development, |
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The displayed intent of the move is to keep funding open-source development, | |
The intent of the move is to keep funding open-source development, |
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The displayed intent of the move is to keep funding open-source development, | ||
which implies no negative impact on the open-source software community. | ||
Early internal communication I received was consistent with this, |
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Early internal communication I received was consistent with this, |
The displayed intent of the move is to keep funding open-source development, | ||
which implies no negative impact on the open-source software community. | ||
Early internal communication I received was consistent with this, | ||
highlighting open-source development as a strategic investment. |
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highlighting open-source development as a strategic investment. |
and the https://in.relation.to/2024/04/09/hibernate-to-commonhaus/[move of Hibernate to the Commonhaus Foundation] is well under way, | ||
with the final steps being worked on as we speak. | ||
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Also, yes, if you can believe it, these initiatives are a happy coincidence: |
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Also, yes, if you can believe it, these initiatives are a happy coincidence: | |
These initiatives are a happy coincidence: |
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Also, yes, if you can believe it, these initiatives are a happy coincidence: | ||
the Hibernate team started them more than a year ago, | ||
while we were made aware of the move to IBM almost at the same time as everybody else, a few weeks ago. |
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while we were made aware of the move to IBM almost at the same time as everybody else, a few weeks ago. | |
while we were made aware of the move to IBM at the same time as everybody else: only a few weeks ago. |
== Some quotes from Hibernate team members | ||
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I took the liberty to collect quotes from fellow Hibernate team members. | ||
Note this reflects each person's opinion, and is not meant as an official statement from the whole team. |
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Note this reflects each person's opinion, and is not meant as an official statement from the whole team. | |
These reflects each person's opinion, and is not meant as a statement from the team as a whole. |
To be sent on Monday, March 24th. I expect some discussion to be necessary, so today/tomorrow seems too soon.
Staging: https://staging.in.relation.to/2025/03/24/red-hat-ibm/
It's a first draft, so feel free to comment about what I should add or remove. I tried to stay simple, and to stick to facts.
This includes quotes from @sebersole and @marko-bekhta .
@beikov @DavideD @dreab8 @jrenaat @koentsje @mbladel @Sanne: I didn't receive a quote from you, but feel free to provide one (here or through DM) and I'll add it. Though of course, it's up to you (I'm personally not providing one).