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Our Open Source Commitment

At Nokia we believe in open source software. In the appropriate areas, sharing, cooperating, and working together not only makes the software better, but brings the best out of innovating together. Nokia has a long history in open source and we bring a history reaching over 20 years into the community.

More information available in the Nokia Open Source Pages.

What is in this organisation?

This GitHub organisation is the home of the stewarded open source projects we create.

Nokia steward is an open-source software steward as defined in the European Union Cyber Resliliency Act Article 3(14).

What is not in this organisation?

We have a list of non-stewarded open source projects, forks and code publications in other GitHub organisations, like:

  • Nokia: Non stewarded projects for demo and research and forks for open source contributions.
  • Nokia-Bell-Labs: Contains code related to publications by Nokia Bell Labs

We have some stewarded strategic open source initiatives which have their own organisations. Couple of examples:

  • kubenet-dev: We created the Kubenet community with the goal to help network engineers understand the potential of Kubernetes for network automation.
  • kuidio: Kubernetes identifiers (kuid)
  • kform-dev: Kubernetes form templates (KForm)
  • sdcio: Schema Driven Configuration

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  1. TPMCourse TPMCourse Public

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  2. ntt ntt Public

    Modern tools for TTCN-3

    Go 94 40

  3. 7x50_YangModels 7x50_YangModels Public

    77 23

  4. LogGPT LogGPT Public

    Python 61 20

  5. moler moler Public

    Moler – library to help build automated tests

    Python 59 28

  6. pysros pysros Public

    Python 57 21

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