Check out this course to learn more about how to:
- Increase your awareness of OSS licensing.
- Explain why licenses are important to you when using Open Source Software.
- Identify some of the risks if you are unaware of OSS license requirements.
- Explain how Sonatype Lifecycle can help you.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Target Audience
The target audience for this course is anyone looking to learn more about Open Source Software (OSS) licenses.
Estimated Time to Complete
30 minutes
System Requirements
There are no system requirements for this course.
The Sonatype platform is available in cloud, self-hosted, and disconnected deployment options. Be advised that the visuals in this course could be sourced from any (or all) of the three. The screens may have a different display, but the content and concepts remain generally the same.
Setting Expectations
We’ve designed this course to help you understand more about OSS licenses. It’s not intended to make you an expert. Instead, consider it a first step on your path to learning more.
Finally, the information presented is not intended as legal advice. Consult your company’s legal counsel for any decisions related to open source licensing.
Recently, Jerry Gergel (one of Sonatype’s awesome Customer Success Engineers) discussed Open Source Software licenses at the Nexus User Conference. The talk was a huge success, and now we’ve made it a full-featured learning module. We hope you enjoy.
Watch this video to learn more about this course.
Refer to our Glossary for more information on any of the terms used throughout this course.
Course Content
Ratings and Reviews
William
My employer told me to help my colleagues get heir OSS licenses in shape. To do that, I need to understand your tool. The OSI explains the differences between various licenses quite well. I need to know how to tweak your tool settings to match policies set On High. When I missed a question you didn't tell me which or how I got it wrong. I would rather read than attend to a talking head.
would be great to understand the "business value" of the information which Nexus delivers with examples