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Apache Airflow

United States

Apache Airflow, born at Airbnb in 2015, is an Apache top-level open-source workflow orchestration platform that defines data pipelines with Python DAGs for large-scale task scheduling and ETL.

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.

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.

XAMPP

United States

XAMPP is a cross-platform local web development environment from Apache Friends, supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux with Apache, PHP, MySQL, and Perl bundled, the most widely used worldwide.

WebConfig

United States

WebConfig is a free open-source web server configuration management panel offering graphical management of Apache and Nginx, SSL certificates, and website configuration across major Linux distributions for budget-conscious webmasters and SMBs.

WampServer

France

WampServer is a local web development environment tool from France, designed for Windows, integrating Apache, PHP, and MySQL with multi-version PHP switching, ideal for Windows developers.

MAMP

Germany

MAMP is a local web development environment founded in Germany in 2005, providing one-click Apache/Nginx, PHP, and MySQL integration for macOS and Windows, with MAMP PRO for advanced site management.

CentOS Web Panel (now Control Web Panel) is a free open-source server control panel running on 10,000+ dedicated servers and VPS, with an Apache/Nginx/mail stack and Mod Security protection for small teams managing CentOS/AlmaLinux hosts.

Maven

United States

Maven is an open-source Java build and dependency management tool released by Apache in 2002, known for POM and convention over configuration, with Maven Central hosting millions of artifacts and 1B+ monthly downloads.

Froxlor

Germany

Froxlor is an open-source hosting control panel released in 2009 under LGPL, lightweight enough to run on a 256MB VPS, supporting Nginx/Apache, per-domain PHP management, and automatic Let's Encrypt SSL as a free server management option.