OneOps

OneOps was created by WalmartLabs, the technology arm of the retail giant Walmart
OneOps was open-sourced in 2015 and is now a part of the Cloud Foundry Foundation

Walmart uses OneOps to manage its massive e-commerce platform, which includes millions of products and processes billions of transactions daily
OneOps has also been used by other large organizations such as GE, AT&T, and Comcast

Find out why you do not want to rely on a single cloud provider and how OneOps can set you free

Learn more about the multitude of platforms, frameworks and tools supported by OneOps

OneOps is Apache-licensed open source software, can be found on GitHub and we welcome your help

Xfinity offer customers a variety of leading edge communication services including, fibre internet, cable TV, and VOIP phone connections

TradingView provides market information and advanced charting tools for investing and trading any market available in the world

Apple design, build and manufacturer physical and online technology products
Including the popular iPhone range and MacBook laptops

Expert Investor is a company that provides training and tools for investors, they use OneOps to power their algorithmic trading systems

Euro Car Parts are the largest supplier of replacement car parts in the EU and UK covering every brand and specification in the world

Hargreaves Lansdown plc is a British financial service company
It sells funds and shares and related products to retail investors

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