IBM open sources WebSphere Liberty code
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IBM open-sources WebSphere Liberty code for building Java cloud-native apps
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IBM open sources Liberty codebase to boost microservices and cloud-native app development
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IBM open sources WebSphere Liberty code
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IBM releases WebSphere Liberty code to open source
IBM today is moving the code that underlies its WebSphere Liberty solution for development using Agile and DevOps methodologies to GitHub, where it will be available this week under the Eclipse Public License v1.
The Open Liberty project is working to create a new runtime for Java microservices that can be moved between different cloud environments, according to Ian Robinson, an IBM distinguished engineer and the chief architect of WebSphere. Open Liberty will be the basis the IBM’s continued development of its Liberty product – the codebase is the same — and will be fully supported in commercial WebSphere licenses. It can be downloaded at openliberty.io.
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