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Apache Based on 108 reviews.	DBmaestro Based on 1 review.
Overview
The Apache HTTP Server, colloquially called Apache, is the world's most widely used web server software. Originally based on the NCSA HTTPd server, development of Apache began in early 1995 after work on the NCSA code stalled. Apache played a key role in the initial growth of the World Wide Web, Apache is developed and maintained by an open community of developers under the auspices of the Apache Software Foundation. Most commonly used on a Unix-like system, the software is available for a wide variety of operating systems, besides Unix and GNU+Linux, including eComStation, Microsoft Windows, NetWare, OpenVMS, OS/2, and TPF. Released under the Apache License, Apache is free and open-source software.	dbMaestro Ltd. is an established Enterprise Software Development Company focusing on database development technologies. Its flagship product; dbMaestro TeamWork™, reduces the number of potential risks threatening database development and deployment and reduces deployment costs. dbMaestro is an ISO 9001:2008 certified company and also has ISO IEC 90003:2004 certification for software development companies.
Sample Customers
Apache Subversion: IBM, General Electric, Amazon, HP, Facebook, Bank of America, American Express, AT&T, Nike, PayPal, Wells Fargo, Best Buy, Tesla Motors, Citi, The Home Depot	DBmaestro Database Source Control: DBmaestro’s solutions are deployed at many major international companies, including Barclays, Visa, Isracard (MasterCard), Frost Bank, Thomson Holidays, and Bank Leumi.
Popular Solutions
CloudStack 20 reviews Apache Kafka 18 reviews ActiveMQ 13 reviews
Top Comparisons
IBM Rational ClearCase vs. Apache Subversion Compared 40% of the time.	Redgate SQL Toolbelt vs. DBmaestro Database Source Control Compared 46% of the time.
Top Industries
Financial Services Firm 26% Transportation Company 6% Comms Service Provider 6% Marketing Services Firm 6%	No Data Available

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Most Helpful Reviews

Michael Silvi
Senior Software Engineering Consultant at a tech services company
How has it helped my organization?: I used Kafka with a client to decouple applications with different availability...
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Oleksandr Rybchenko
Project Manager at a tech vendor
What is our primary use case?: The main goal was to have an IaaS solution which could be supported by a small...
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Arul Mani
CEO
What is our primary use case?: Big Data analytics, customer incubation. We host our Big Data analytics "lab" on...
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BigDataConsult393
Big Data Consultant at a tech services company
What is most valuable?: The good performance. The nice graphical management console. The long list of ML...
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Anonymous User
Sr Manager, Engineering, Reporting & Analytics, Big data at a tech company
What is most valuable?: I really appreciate the high availability, automated replication, linear scalability, and...
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Chandra Keerthy
Principal Software Architect at a tech services company
We have the source code to make changes if necessary.
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Sibin John
Systems Engineer R&D at a tech services company
Since it is an open-source product, we did not approach any technical support specifically. But the CloudStack forums...
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Sumit Pal
Architect at a healthcare company
Since we were using the Open Source version of Apache Spark, without the Databricks support, we never used technical...
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Michael Silvi
Senior Software Engineering Consultant at a tech services company
There are specialized consulting companies in this space and there are online resources to read. That may help...
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Melvin Ramos
Director of Data and Technology at a transportation company
It is open source, so you get a very good response from the community. I heard Fuse is good, but I never talked to them.
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Rodrigo Ferreira
IT Manager / Gerente de TI at a tech services company
We use only the community, as we have inside technical skills, and it works very well.
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Colt Rodgers
Infrastructure Engineer at Zirous, Inc.
Customer Service: NiFi is open source through Apache, customer service is at a minimum, but their website offers...
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Janesh Kodikara
Founder & CEO at a tech services company
Customer Service: There is a huge community around JMeter. Hence free support is available to the users. Technical...
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Ivan Dyachkov
Team Lead at a financial services firm
There is no official technical support as the product is 100% open source.
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Mehul Jani
Deputy General Manager, DevOps Manager at a comms service provider
Customer Service: We used the open-source version. Technical Support: We used the open-source version.
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Samuel Feinberg
Analytics Platform Manager at a consultancy
Apache is the open-source foundation that Cloudera and Hortonworks contribute code and some work to. I don't know...
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Anonymous User
Senior Consultant at a tech vendor
I didn't use their technical support, just the classical StackOverflow support. That gave me enough information.
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Aksel Filipovic
Solutions Architect at a transportation company
Customer Service: I've not used customer service. Technical Support: I've not used technical support.
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Anonymous User
Senior Hadoop Engineer
Customer Service: It depends on the Hadoop distributor. I would rate Hortonworks 9/10. Technical Support: I would...
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Anonymous User
Sr Manager, Engineering, Reporting & Analytics, Big data at a tech company
We use the open source version, so support is pretty much on our group of developers and public forums/user groups....
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Chetna
Big Data Engineer at a tech vendor
The community is very supportive and provided prompt replies and suggestions to JIRA tickets.
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Randy Chng
Senior Associate at a financial services firm
Not applicable to Cloudera. We have a separate onsite vendor to manage the cluster.
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Alexi Coard
Project Staff at a financial services firm
We have not used the technical support.
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Anonymous User
Head of Engineering
We were not completely satisfied with the technical support. We subscribed to the Confluent professional platform to...
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Anonymous User
Junior QA Engineer at a tech vendor
I have never used technical support.
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Anonymous User
President at a tech services company
Customer Service: It's open source and the community is very helpful. Technical Support: It's open source and the...
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Anonymous User
Senior Software Engineer at a tech vendor
Customer Service: 3 out of 5Technical Support: 3 out of 5
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Anonymous User
Enterprise Architect at a logistics company
We haven’t used technical support.
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Grant(Xuexu) Guo
Engineer at a tech vendor
I have to say it is bad. I can only ask for help in the Google group. However, it is run in the...
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Anonymous User
Founder, CEO at a tech vendor
It’s an Apache-community based support, so it is not really prioritized if you have a business issue. This is why...
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Jeremy Page
Manager, Site Reliability Engineering at a energy/utilities company
As with a lot of FOSS (Free and Open Source Software), it is what you pay for.
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Anonymous User
Sr Software Engineer - Enterprise Automation Systems at a tech services company
It's open source.
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Anonymous User
Microservices Consultant at a transportation company
It’s open source, so we can’t expect more tech support. But the documentation has helped a lot.
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SrSysAdmin818
Senior System Administrator for Cloud Operations at a tech company
For an open source solution, support options are actually very robust: http://activemq.apache.org/support.html
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CristianoCasado
IT Manager at a tech services company
The main support for this platform is the community of developments and the users involved with this open-source...
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