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Technical sessions for enterprise OSS teams.
Deep dives on CVE remediation, compliance frameworks, migration playbooks, and the real-world operational challenges of running open-source infrastructure at enterprise scale.
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We run live technical sessions monthly — covering CVE disclosures, migration workshops, and compliance deep dives. Leave your details and we'll send you the next invite directly.
- Live Q&A with senior OSSeva engineers
- Real CVE walkthroughs and patch analysis
- No sales pitch — purely technical
Past sessions
RabbitMQ After Broadcom: CVE Patching Without the 72-Core Tax
A deep dive into CVE-2026-41823 (AMQP 1.0 frame parsing crash), how OSSeva backported the fix to 3.11–3.13, and a live walkthrough of the Broadcom Tanzu exit migration playbook.
DORA Compliance for Open-Source Infrastructure: A Practical Guide
How EU financial institutions can demonstrate ICT risk management for open-source middleware under the Digital Operational Resilience Act. Covers RabbitMQ, Kafka, PostgreSQL, and Spring.
Spring Boot 2.x End of Life: What Your Team Needs to Do Right Now
November 2023 came and went. What does it mean for teams still running Spring Boot 2.6 and 2.7 in production? Live CVE impact analysis and migration planning workshop.
Exit Confluent: Running Apache Kafka at a Fraction of the Cost
A technical comparison of Confluent Platform vs. OSSeva-supported community Kafka. Includes connector migration, Schema Registry replacement options, and a live cost comparison for a 50TB/day workload.
PostgreSQL CVE Deep Dive: Managing EOL Versions in Regulated Industries
SOC 2, HIPAA, and PCI auditors are increasingly citing EOL PostgreSQL as a finding. This session covers the specific controls, the evidence OSSeva provides, and a live demo of patch delivery.
Redis After the BSL License Change: Community Options for Enterprise Teams
Redis changed its license from BSD to BSL in March 2024. This session covers the implications for enterprise teams, the Valkey fork, and how OSSeva maintains BSD-licensed Redis 6.2 and 7.0 builds.
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What topics does the OSSeva blog cover?
The OSSeva blog covers: CVE deep dives and technical analysis of vulnerabilities in enterprise open-source software, compliance and regulatory guidance for engineering and security teams, migration guides (Oracle to PostgreSQL, Tanzu to OSS RabbitMQ, Confluent to Kafka), EOL timelines and planning guides for major open-source projects, and operational best practices for RabbitMQ, Kafka, PostgreSQL, and Spring in enterprise environments.
Does OSSeva publish CVE analysis publicly?
Yes. OSSeva publishes technical CVE analysis for all remediations in our public vulnerability directory and expanded CVE deep-dives on the blog. These posts cover: the technical root cause of the vulnerability, how it can be exploited, which versions are affected, what the OSSeva patch does, and how to verify your deployment is fixed. These posts are designed for engineers who need to understand the vulnerability, not just apply a patch.
Want a private session for your team?
We run private technical workshops for enterprise teams — covering your specific stack, versions, and compliance requirements. No public registration required.