Apache Software Foundation

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The Apache Software Foundation
Apache-icon.png
FoundedMarch 25, 1999; 22 years ago (1999-03-25)
Founders
  • Brian Behlendorf
  • Ken Coar
  • Mark Cox
  • Lars Eilebrecht
  • Ralf S. Engelschall
  • Roy T. Fielding
  • Dean Gaudet
  • Ben Hyde
  • Jim Jagielski
  • Alexei Kosut
  • Martin Kraemer
  • Ben Laurie
  • Doug MacEachern
  • Aram Mirzadeh
  • Sameer Parekh
  • Cliff Skolnick
  • Marc Slemko
  • Bill Stoddard
  • Randy Terbush
  • Dirk-Willem van Gulik
Type501(c)(3) organization
FocusOpen-source software
Location
  • Wakefield, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
MethodApache License 2.0
Revenue (2017)
Increase 2,698,058[1]
Websitewww.apache.org

The Apache Software Foundation is an American non-profit corporation making software products. They are most for the Apache web server. They also make video conferencing software, search engine software and a variety of other software.

The Apache Software Foundation is the publisher of the Apache software license. The organization uses it for the majority of their own software.

Board Of Directors[edit]

The current board of directors consists of:

  • Danny Angus
  • Rich Bowen
  • Shane Curcuru
  • Ted Dunning
  • Dave Fisher
  • Myrle Krantz
  • Daniel Ruggeri
  • Craig Russell
  • Roman Shaposhnik

Footnotes[edit]

  1. APACHE SOFTWARE FOUNDATION. Nonprofit Explorer. ProPublica.

Links[edit]

Apache Software Corporations website is at www.apache.org.