Docker-Sponsored Open Source Program
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- Kind
- Open source
- Term
- One year, renewable
- Aliases
- DSOS
- Definition
- DSOS docs: “The Docker-Sponsored Open Source (DSOS) Program provides several features and benefits to non-commercial open source developers.”
- Commercial rules
- Eligibility (application page): public repositories on Docker Hub with public source; meet the Open Source Initiative definition; active development within the past 6 months; “Not having a pathway to commercialization.” Terms: benefits only to project leads and core committers; valid for one year, renewable; solely for non-commercial open-source projects; licenses cannot be shared with third parties. Core contributors get a free, one-year Docker Team subscription.
- Applies to
- Non-commercial open source projects on Docker Hub
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