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The Eclipse Foundation provides our global community of individuals and organizations with a mature, scalable, and business-friendly environment for open source software collaboration and innovation.

The website for the OSPO Alliance, see https://ospo-alliance.org

Get involved in Eclipse projects to help contribute to their success. We welcome users and adopters as part of the community.

Assets for the Eclipse Foundation look and feel called Solstice.

The Trustable Software Framework (TSF) provides an extensible model for collecting, organising and evaluating evidence for releases of a software project or product, to allow a consumer to consider to what extent they should trust the software. Documentation: https://pages.eclipse.dev/eclipse/tsf/tsf/

Community support from Eclipse Foundation: IT, Marketing, Legal, etc

Eclipse ESCET project main repository.

The next component library for the Eclipse Foundation & project websites.

Read the docs here: https://webdev.eclipse.org/docs/components

The Eclipse Foundation's IP Team's repository and issue tracker for vetting intellectual property content on behalf of Eclipse project teams.

Note that the services associated with this repository are only made available to Eclipse open source project committers. Issues created by non-committers will be closed automatically.

Supported by our member organizations, the Eclipse Foundation provides our community with Intellectual Property, Mentorship, Marketing, Event and IT Services.

This toolset is responsible for synchronizing committers, contributors and settings across all Eclipse Foundation GitHub repositories and organizations.

Aidge bundle repository, which includes the main modules of the Aidge framework, plus the documentation and tutorials.

This repository is used to track issues involving the EMO, including matters pertaining to the implementation of the Eclipse Foundation Development Process (EDP), Eclipse Foundation Specification Process (EFSP), and Eclipse IP Policy.