
Apache Trusted Releases
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| Fact | Apache Trusted Releases | Unleash |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | The repository recommends running ATR with Docker Compose and documents visiting a local HTTPS address using a self-signed certificate. | Unleash Enterprise is offered as hosted cloud, self-hosted, or hybrid, with a hosted private instance available as an Enterprise add-on. |
| Integrations | Projects can use GitHub Actions for Trusted Publishing when they can demonstrate reproducible builds. | Official integrations include Datadog, Jira Cloud, Microsoft Teams, ServiceNow, Slack and generic webhooks; community integrations include Fastify, Quarkus, Vue and New Relic. |
| Intended users | ATR serves Apache project committee participants who publish software and end users who obtain ASF software. | Unleash describes its platform as serving enterprise teams and highlights governance, approvals, compliance, and scale requirements. |
| License | The ATR site states that its material is licensed under Apache License, version 2.0. | The main source repository uses AGPLv3 from version 8 onward; earlier source versions used Apache 2.0 and official open-source Docker images remain Apache 2.0. |
| Purpose | ATR helps Apache project committees prepare, vote on, and publish official software releases. | Unleash is a feature management platform for controlling software behavior and releases in production without redeploying code. |
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ATR is intended for Apache project participants who publish releases and end users who obtain them. Its beta status and lack of stability, security, and compatibility guarantees matter to teams considering deployment.
Unleash suits software teams that need to control releases and feature behavior in production. Its enterprise deployment and governance options may suit teams with compliance, approval and scale requirements.