Temporal is an open-source durable execution platform for building reliable distributed workflows in code, self-hosted (MIT) or via usage-based Temporal Cloud.

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Terraform defines cloud and on-prem infrastructure as declarative configuration and applies changes through a plan/apply workflow. Since August 2023 it ships under HashiCorp's Business Source License rather than a fully open-source license.
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ToolJet is an open-source (AGPL-3.0) low-code framework for building and deploying internal applications, connecting to databases and APIs, with a free self-hosted edition and paid cloud plans starting near $19/builder/month.
UI Bakery is a low-code platform for building internal tools and business apps, with a drag-and-drop builder, 80+ components, 45+ database/API integrations, AI-assisted app generation, and cloud or self-hosted deployment.
Uptrace unifies OpenTelemetry traces, metrics and logs in one APM tool, free to self-host or run as a usage-based cloud service.
Vectra AI applies AI-driven behavioral analysis to network, identity and cloud telemetry to detect and prioritize active attacks for SOC teams.
VMware, a Broadcom division since 2023, provides vSphere/ESXi virtualization and VMware Cloud Foundation, now sold only as per-core subscriptions through partners.
Weaviate is an open-source vector database for AI search, RAG and recommendation apps, with built-in embeddings and hybrid search, self-hosted or via Weaviate Cloud.
Weights & Biases (W&B) tracks ML experiments, manages model/dataset versions, and evaluates LLM applications via Weave, available as hosted SaaS, self-hosted Server, or an enterprise private cloud.
Zabbix monitors servers, network devices, applications and cloud services using agents, SNMP, and other collection methods, with built-in alerting, templates, and high-availability clustering.
Zitadel is an open-source identity and access management platform with passwordless auth, multi-tenancy, and custom workflows. It's free up to 100 daily active users, with cloud Pro plans from $100/month and a self-hosted deployment option.
Qovery is a self-service DevOps control plane that provisions and manages applications inside a customer's own AWS, GCP or Azure account and Kubernetes cluster, replacing manual platform setup for engineering teams.