The Open Source
Analytics Community

Discover, collaborate, and innovate with developers, projects, and companies across the open-source data stack.

Today’s analytic systems have been shaped by open source projects such as:

We’re setting the stage for a new chapter in open source analytics.

We envision a future where analytics software is not only free for everyone to use and enhance but where the best tools seamlessly work together within a fair and transparent marketplace, free from the constraints of unjust pricing and proprietary barriers.

Contributors
  • Meet the people and projects who will leverage and integrate with your project.
  • Network with your fellow creators.
  • Evangelize your projects and share creative ways to use apply them in real applications.
  • Get ideas for ways to make your project more valuable to a wider community.
Community members
  • Learn how to develop analytic applications on open source.
  • Keep up with the state of technology in analytics.
  • Ask questions and bounce ideas around in a friendly and supportive community.
  • Get new ideas for using data in your workplace.
  • Speak freely about COSS/SaaS vendors outside the constraints of OSS foundations and vendor neutrality restrictions.

Thousands of developers have made the OSA COM their community. You should too.

Founding members

OSA Com is a project-neutral forum and is open to all open source developers. We welcome organizations who develop or depend on open source analytics to join our founding team. Help our community grow.

Latest News

Open Source Summit Europe 2025: Strengthening the Foundation of Open Innovation

by Josh Lee

Open Source Summit Europe 2025 brought together thousands of developers, maintainers, and technology leaders to celebrate and advance the open source ecosystem. Among the conference's many sessions and discussions, two announcements stood out as particularly significant for the future of open source collaboration.

Postgres Acquisitions Driven by Agentic Architectures

The recent PostgreSQL acquisitions - Snowflake's $250M purchase of Crunchy Data and Databricks' $1B acquisition of Neon - feel seismic. Here's what it means for the near future.

Community Series recap: How modern engines unlock the full potential of Apache Superset

Sida Shen from StarRocks introduces advanced techniques for optimizing the use of Apache Superset, a leading open-source data visualization and analytics platform.