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All acquisitions- Netlify acquired Gatsby
Netlify announced that it had acquired Gatsby Inc., the company behind the open source Gatsby framework and the Gatsby Cloud platform. Netlify later announced end of service for Gatsby Cloud.
Legacy product Became Gatsby (open source framework) Kept Gatsby (Netlify) · Netlify committed to remain a steward of the open source project Gatsby Cloud Retired Netlify Cloud · End of service date depends on each customer's contract; Netlify provides migration paths Gatsby content sourcing layer (Valhalla Content Hub) Renamed Netlify Connect Licensing impactSources and full product history- Netlify said the Gatsby open source framework would remain open source and that its maintainers would join Netlify's open source group.[1]
- On 2023-08-24 Netlify notified all Gatsby Cloud customers of an end of service date for Gatsby Cloud products and services, which depends on each customer's contract and renewal dates, with direct migration paths to Netlify Cloud.[2]
- Netlify said the Gatsby framework itself was not affected by the Gatsby Cloud end of service, and that Gatsby's content sourcing layer was now Netlify Connect.[2]