Open source communities are known to "release early and often," and this agility allows for prompt redressal of bugs and security vulnerabilities. But while frequent releases are one of the benefits of open source software, it can be a challenge for enterprises to keep current with the most recent open source releases and security updates.

OpenLogic helps enterprises keep critical systems up-to-date, online, and secure through the OpenUpdate Notification, which provides timely information about the latest open source releases and security patches for the 600+ packages in the OpenLogic Certified Library of open source. OpenUpdate Notification newsletters are delivered to your inbox whenever there are updates to the OpenLogic Certified Library of open source software.

Learn About New Releases and Security Updates

The OpenUpdate Notification is available in two editions:

• The Premium Edition provides notification of new releases and security updates as soon as we learn about them. The Premium Edition is reserved for customers who purchase a subscription to OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX) or technical support. See a sample of OpenUpdate Notification Premium Edition »
• The Free Edition provides a biweekly summary of the latest open source releases and security patches. Anyone can subscribe to the Free Edition by simply entering a valid email address in the signup box below. See a sample of OpenUpdate Notification Free Edition »

How It Works

We continually monitor open source communities for new versions and security updates. As soon an a new version or patch is released, we notify customers via the OpenUpdate Notification Premium Edition. Security issues are highlighted separately from normal open source version releases and link to information on any available patches or workarounds.

Meanwhile, our team of engineers reviews the new release or patch to determine whether or not it meets the criteria of our 42-point certification process for open source software. New versions and patches that pass certification are added to the OpenLogic Certified Library software repository on OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX) — usually within a day or two — along with additional information on new features and security issues. Any changes in package licensing and dependences are also noted on the package details page within OLEX.