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State of Open Source Usage: The Scarf Report 2023
Last year we published our first aggregated report on open source usage data on Scarf and since then we’ve been pleased to see Scarf data cited by others, whether discussing open source or advocating for it. This latest edition of The Scarf Report covers the quarterly numbers for Q4 2023, as well as 2023 in its entirety.
State of Open Source Usage Q3 2023: The Scarf Report
In Q3 2023, the open source software (OSS) landscape showed significant growth and shifts in various aspects. Here are the key findings:
State of Open Source Usage Q2 2023: The Scarf Report
We are pleased to present our Q2 2023 quarterly report on open-source software adoption and growth, courtesy of data obtained from Scarf users. At present, Scarf is monitoring downloads for more than 2500 open-source software projects. These projects are backed by esteemed companies and organizations worldwide, including the CNCF, Apache Foundation, and Linux Foundation, among others. This second report of 2023 aims to showcase the changes and growth observed in the past two quarters.
State of Open Source Usage Q1 2023: The Scarf Report
The popularity of open source software is not in doubt, but little concrete public data exists beyond human-generated surveys on adoption usage. We analyzed over 240 million downloads in Q1 2023 looking for trends. Q1 2023 saw growth across the entire open source industry. However, this growth has been particularly notable in the enterprise sector, with many large companies incorporating open source software into their operations. In fact, recent data from the users of Scarf, a tool designed to measure the growth and usage of open source software, shows that open source usage in the enterprise sector has been booming. In this blog post, we will explore the state of open source usage in Q1 2023 and the data illustrating how open source is becoming an increasingly important part of enterprise operations.