More than 21,000 developers and 50 institutional partners have joined the community since June 1st
OceanBase has realized substantial success in achieving commercialization. Particularly within the last 5 months following the program's launch, developers from across the world joined and contributed more than 500 code commits and 600 original posts on technical practices. Kuaishou, Meituan, Bilibili and others have all recently been drawn to OceanBase for its newest program. Trip.com plans to implement the new program in its risk management and other business systems and has also begun testing the enterprise version. "OceanBase’s distributed architecture, combined with the team’s efficient technical support, is exactly what we need," said Chen Yao, a senior database expert at Trip.com.
The enterprise version of OceanBase database already serves numerous institutions, including the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Bank of Nanjing, Sinopec, and China Mobile Zhejiang. The achievements and growing confidence in the open-source program in its's first 140 days should give investors reassurance in China's fintech market and its's ability to globalize going forward.