PSI-Japan was founded in 1994 and is a veteran Japanese internet service provider specializing in .jp domain registration and high-performance DNS services, offering reliable domain management and DNS resolution for enterprise customers.
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Rebel is a Canadian domain registrar founded in Ottawa in 2001, supporting 1,000+ extensions with .ca expertise (CIRA accredited) and transparent pricing.
Founded in 2003 in Cologne, Germany, Sedo is the world's largest domain marketplace with 19M+ domains listed for sale, auction, and brokerage.
SiteValley is a US-based domain registration and web hosting provider offering free domains with hosting plans, a built-in website builder, and free SSL certificates for beginners.
Space Domains is a US domain registration provider supporting mainstream TLDs and new gTLDs, with DNS management, DNSSEC, WHOIS protection, and domain transfer services known for transparent pricing.
WebNIC, founded in 2000 in Singapore, is an ICANN-accredited domain registrar and wholesaler supporting 500+ TLDs, known for its robust API and white-label reseller platform.
ZappyHost is an India-based internet infrastructure provider founded in 2006, offering domain registration, web hosting and business email services at budget-friendly prices for SMEs.
AUDA (.au Domain Administration) is the registry and administrator of Australia's .au top-level domain, responsible for domain policy, registrar accreditation, auDRP dispute resolution, and .au namespace management.
Domino DNS is a French domain registration and DNS hosting service provider offering domain registration, professional DNS resolution, DNSSEC security, and domain management tools for francophone users.
GMO Domain is the largest Japanese domain registrar under GMO Internet Group, leading the .jp market with 1,000+ global TLD registration and enterprise domain management.
The RRoLR (Registrar of Last Resort) is an ICANN domain continuity mechanism that takes over domains when an accredited registrar exits, keeping DNS and renewals uninterrupted.
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) is the world's largest open-source software foundation. Its Apache HTTP Server was the most popular web server for decades. ASF oversees 350+ top-level projects.
Caddy is a modern open-source web server known for automatic HTTPS and simple configuration, created by Matthew Holt in 2015, written in Go.
Cal.com, founded in 2021 in San Francisco, USA by Peer R., Bailey P., and Omar L., is an open-source scheduling and meeting booking platform gaining attention as a Calendly alternative, supporting self-hosting and deep customization.
CFEngine was created in 1993 by Mark Burgess in Oslo, Norway, and is the oldest IT automation configuration management tool, based on the unique Promise Theory design.
Apache CouchDB is an open-source document database maintained by the Apache Software Foundation, storing data in JSON with a pure HTTP/JSON API, known for multi-master replication and offline-first architecture, originally created by Damien Katz at IBM in 2005.
Gitea is a community-driven lightweight self-hosted Git service, forked from Gogs in 2016. Built with Go, it is known for minimal resource usage and one-click installation, popular among small teams and individual developers.
Jaeger is a CNCF graduated open-source distributed tracing system created by Yuri Shkuro at Uber in 2015, supporting end-to-end trace analysis and OpenTelemetry protocol for microservice observability.
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in the UK, Notist is a slide sharing and presentation publishing platform for creators, helping users publish, embed, share, and track viewing data of their presentations online.
Created by James Yonan in 2001, OpenVPN is the de facto standard open-source VPN protocol, offering Community Edition, enterprise Access Server, and SaaS cloud VPN solutions.
Rise (Rise.com), founded in 2005 by J. Stapley and C. K. Q. in Los Angeles, California, is a company focused on online course creation and learning management systems (LMS), helping businesses and educational institutions quickly create, deliver, and track online training.
Serif, founded in 1987 in Nottingham, UK, is an established software developer. It launched the Affinity creative suite (Designer, Photo, Publisher) in 2014, becoming a strong competitor to Adobe Creative Cloud with a one-time purchase model, and was acquired by Canva in 2024.
SQLite is an embedded relational database engine created by D. Richard Hipp in 2000 and released under the Public Domain license. It is the most widely deployed database engine in the world, with over 1 trillion active databases.
Created by Emile Vauge and others in 2015 in Paris, France, Traefik is a leading cloud-native reverse proxy and load balancer. Centered on automatic service discovery, it natively integrates with container orchestration platforms such as Kubernetes and Docker, with automatic Let's Encrypt SSL management.