Open Developer Platform

Open Developer Platform

ODP: BUILD IN COMPLIANCE, USE WITH CONFIDENCE

The Open Developer Platform (ODP) is a FINOS hosted developer platform offered free of charge to all our contributors to provide a best-of-breed open source collaborative development experience, while releasing financial services grade open source software. ODP is composed of collaboration services,  developer infrastructure and a set of hosted platforms. See below for more information:

FEATURES

Who benefits from odp

peopleOpen and publicly available collaboration services for project teams - like mailing-lists, issue tracker, wiki, videoconference service and reporting - that are increasingly accessible by financial institutions 

constructFINOS contributors can access to development infrastructure services, like distributed SCM (GitHub), CI/CD (TravisCI and CircleCI), IP compliance (cla-bot) & security checks (WhiteSource), container runtime (OpenShift) and release automation

rocketFINOS contributors can access to hosted platforms, via APIs and SDKs that made available via ODP


Read more on finos.org/odp/docs.
  • As a FINOS contributor, you will be able to develop open source software in compliance with your firm’s internal policies, using best practices like distributed code management, continuous integration and deployment; check below how can you can request access.
  • As a bank compliance officer, you can validate and map ODP features into firm’s internal policies, following the FINOS Open Source Readiness program and gradually enabling employees to open source development.
  • The entire community will be able to consume binaries and other assets generated by a secure and compliant development workflow.

CONTRIBUTING TO ODP

The ODP is community-owned and its priorities are defined by the ODP Project, part of the Financial Delivery Accelerator (FDX) Program.

The group collaboratively maintains a prioritized backlog of requirements, and the FINOS Infra team - with the help of FINOS Community - independently works through that backlog in priority order.

Request access below and with your feedback help us building a connected community of open source developers in the financial world.

WHO CAN CONTRIBUTE

Everyone is welcome to read, listen and submit feedback to the Working Group; all content and conversations produced are (and will be) public.

Developers at a financial institution (who may already be a FINOS member) can help prioritizing and/or delivering some of the ODP tasks.

If you're a software vendor providing build automation for open source software, that can help solve friction points many developers at financial institutions face, we'd be happy to work together and host your technology on ODP.

If you are an API provider, working with some of our members or other firms in the financial world, we can host your API on ODP, delivering a first-class onramp experience and facilitating the development of an open eco-system around your platform.

Request access

To request access to ODP as a FINOS contributor, email help@finos.org with the following info:

  • Name, surname and company
  • Corporate email address
  • FINOS Projects and Working Groups you have contributed to
  • GitHub ID
  • Red Hat Login ID (if OpenShift access is requested)

WANT TO KNOW MORE?

If you have any question,  feedback or you'd like to contribute to ODP, email the ODP Project at fdx-odp@finos.org or join the next ODP meeting.

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