Preview 7 Open Source Projects from the Uber Open Summit

Preview 7 Open Source Projects from the Uber Open Summit

  • October 25, 2018
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Preview 7 Open Source Projects from the Uber Open Summit

Open source software pervades the work we do at Uber. On the infrastructure side, we have contributed projects like Jaeger, which lets engineers trace complex architectures, and M3, a metrics platform that works with Prometheus. For front-end development, we built RIBs, a cross-platform architecture for mobile apps, along with Fusion.js, a plugin-based web framework.

In the rapidly advancing area of machine learning, we have open source tools such as Horovod, a distributed training framework, and Pyro, a deep probabilistic programming language written in Python.

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