How the Eclipse Foundation champions open source with GitLab

The Eclipse Foundation, a significant entity in the open source ecosystem with over 415 projects, has recently joined the GitLab Open Source Partners community, enhancing its development platform with GitLab's integrated tools to improve productivity and reduce administrative tasks. Founded in 2004, the not-for-profit foundation focuses on fostering open source collaboration in various technology domains and has transitioned from a custom-built code hosting solution to GitLab's cohesive environment. This migration, managed by a dozen-member IT team, has streamlined operations and bolstered security initiatives, allowing the foundation to focus on expanding projects like the Eclipse Software Defined Vehicle community, which is seeing increased collaboration from major automotive and tech companies. The foundation is committed to enhancing security across its projects and invites GitLab community members to engage with its extensive array of open source projects.

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