Announcements

Welcome to the second issue of the Eclipse IoT Newsletter for 2019, a newsletter tailored to share Eclipse IoT community and industry news.

This month the Eclipse Newsletter features the Eclipse IDE 2019-06, which is now available for download!

The Eclipse Foundation is excited to support today's announcement of the initial availability of Eclipse ioFog features that make any Kubernetes distribution edge-aware.

We're gearing up for EclipseCon Europe 2019, our biggest event of the year which brings together developers, architects, and open source business leaders.

Get the latest monthly email update on the Jakarta EE community from news highlights to various meetings and events related to the platform!

On June 13th, we retired all versions of the Eclipse Individual Committer Agreement (ICA) prior to version 4.0. Update yours today!

Read the eighth annual Eclipse Foundation Community Report! Comments and feedback on the style and content are welcome!

The elected positions are to represent each of the Enterprise Members, Participant Members, and Committer Members.

The elected positions are to represent each of the Enterprise Members, Participant Members, and Committer Members.

Submit your proposals to be part of ECE's 2019 speaker lineup. The conference is in Ludwigsburg, Germany Oct 21-24, 2019

Open Source projects involving encryption software source code are still required to send a notice of the URL to BIS and NSA to satisfy the "publicly available" notice requirement in EAR § 742.15(b)

Industry leaders Red Hat, Eurotech and Cloudera turned to the Eclipse IoT Working Group to overcome common challenges and provide their customers with an end-to-end IoT solution.

The ECE 2019 Call for Papers is now open. The early-bird deadline is July 1 and final submission is July 15.

The world's leading technology vendors, including Fujitsu, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Red Hat, SAP, and Tomitribe, are collaborating at the Eclipse Foundation to advance enterprise Java technologies to support the migration of mission-critical applications to the cloud.

Active participation represents the best way to drive the vendor-neutral and rapid innovation necessary to modernize enterprise systems for cloud use cases.

Today we announced the launch of the openMobility Working Group that will focus on open and shared collaboration around one of the major issues in urban planning around autonomous vehicles and future transportation requirements.

The results of the 2019 Jakarta EE Developer Survey are out. Almost 1,800 Java developers from around the world have spoken.

Eclipse Foundation enterprise Java survey shows cloud deployments increasing over 2018 findings with 62% of Java developers building cloud native architectures now or within the year

Have questions about Jakarta EE 8? Check out Mike Milinkovich's newest FAQ blog!

The Eclipse Foundation's IP Team has been working hard to get the various agreements that we maintain between the Eclipse Foundation and community updated.