#1: Apache .NET Ant Library http://ant.apache.org/antlibs/dotnet/ If you use Ant to do your Java builds but you also have some .NET in your project, this Ant plugin lets you build and run the tests for the .NET at the same time as your Java.
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#2: Apache Abdera http://abdera.apache.org/ Abdera is a thorough implementation of the Atom syndication format in Java. If this sounds old-fashioned, you're not wrong: the project was retired in 2012.
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#3: Apache Accumulo https://accumulo.apache.org/ Accumulo is a clean-room clone of Google's BigTable, plus some new features, built on top of Hadoop. For people who say "I love the ease and convenience of running my own Hadoop cluster, but what if I could make it more complicated?"
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#4: Apache ACE http://ace.apache.org/ Retired in 2017, ACE seems to have been an artifact repository like JFrog, specifically for OSGi components. OSGi components are sort of... hot-swappable Java packages? It's all very Java, and no longer in use, so I'm not bothering to dig.
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#5: ActiveMQ http://activemq.apache.org/ ActiveMQ is an AMQP server. AMQP is a dull but tremendously powerful protocol for "message passing", a core component of resilient, high-traffic distributed systems. It's currently enjoying new popularity for Internet of Things use-cases.
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#6: Airavata http://airavata.apache.org/ Airavata is a grid computing platform specifically for scientific applications, in use at universities and other scientific institutions. Sort of like a very specialized version of AWS, exposing resources and services at that institution.
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#7: Airflow http://airflow.apache.org/ Apache Airflow is a Python(!) framework for automating workflows between big data systems like Databricks, Apache Spark, AWS Redshift, and Google BigQuery. Holy shit, I actually need this exact thing. Amazing!
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#8: Allura http://allura.apache.org/ Have you ever wanted to run your own instance of Github, complete with git hosting, issue tracking, wikis, discussions and blogs? That's what Allura, written in Python, is for.
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#9: Ambari http://ambari.apache.org/ Ambari is orchestration software for Hadoop, if you don't want to just let AWS run it for you but you're not quite enough of a masochist to want to do it all yourself.
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#10 Anakia http://velocity.apache.org/anakia/ Anakia is a tool that transforms XML into other documents using Velocity, another Apache project that does templating. If you need to convert XML into things in 2020 you're probably pretty sad about it. It was last updated in 2007.
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#11 Apache Annotator http://annotator.apache.org Annotator.js is a library that lets you add notes to web pages, PDFs and other documents. This is a common enough task that they made it into a framework including client and server side components, and its current in incubation.
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#12 Ant http://ant.apache.org/ Ant is how Java projects are nearly all built. A towering mass of configuration files, byzantine in its complexity, its limitless power is matched only by its near-infinite verbosity. Lots of Apache projects are Ant-related plugins and tools.
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#13 AntUnit http://ant.apache.org/antlibs/antunit/ … AntUnit is, as the name suggests, a framework for writing unit tests for Ant tasks. God help you if your build is so complicated it needs its own unit tests.
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#14 Any23 http://any23.apache.org/ A delightful, idealistic chunk of the dream of a better web, Any-to-three extracts RDF data from other formats, like XML and Microformats, giving you any easy way to extract rich semantic data from the web if anyone bothered to add any.
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#15 Apex http://apex.apache.org/ Apex is a data wrangling platform for Hadoop. Its feature set seems to overlap quite a lot with Airflow, which may have something to do with why it was retired last year.
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#16 APISIX http://apisix.incubator.apache.org/ Still in incubation, describes itself as a cloud native microservices API gateway, which is a mouthful. It seems to be a replacement for nginx that lets you swap out an API without a restart. Its main listed users are all Chinese companies.
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[catching up after a break!] #17 Archiva http://archiva.apache.org/ Apache Archiva is a "build artifact repository manager", i.e. it stores the giant binary blobs your Maven, Ant or Continuum process is spitting out so you can keep track of them and push them to production.
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#18 Aries https://aries.apache.org/ We heard about OSGi components back in Apache ACE and Aries is a set of components that build all the boilerplate you need to build an OSGi component, apparently, somebody who has done Java more recently than 2005 will need to explain it to me.
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#19 Arrow http://arrow.apache.org/ Arrow is a format to efficiently store columnar data in memory, which is the kind of pleasingly specific purpose I love about Apache projects. Lots of big data things store data in a columnar way for fast processing, so why not standardize it?pic.twitter.com/EUt8Tzb5Of
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#20 AsterixDB http://asterixdb.apache.org/ Another fun find! A database, it stores semi-structured data like MongoDB, but distributed like Hive or Spark, but unlike them it stores its own data. This seems like a really useful project so I'm not sure why it's not more popular.
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#21 Atlas http://atlas.apache.org/ Another "hey, I need that!" project, Atlas is a set of services that provide governance policies around big data sets, allowing you to give lots of people access to big data while efficiently masking or blocking access to PII etc.. Neat!
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#22 Aurora http://aurora.apache.org/ Aurora is a framework for running jobs across a shared pool of machines in a failure-resistant way using the Mesos framework. I'm not clear how the two frameworks interact but it seems nice.
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#23 Avro http://avro.apache.org/ Avro is a data serialization format that I first encountered when Thrift was a thing people are excited about. It's binary and efficient and uses schemas so it doesn't need to waste space labeling fields over and over like JSON.
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#24 Axiom http://ws.apache.org/axiom/ Axiom is part of Apache's larger web services stack; it's a format allowing you to use XML to efficiently carry binary data, because obviously you need everything to be XML, please ignore Avro which is literally just before it in this list.
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#25 Axis2 http://axis.apache.org/axis2/java/core/ … Axis2 is a successor to Apache Axis, last released in 2006. It's a framework for building web services, including the much-maligned SOAP protocol as well as REST. It supports WSDL, which will be useful if we ever invent AI and it uses web APIs.
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#26 Bahir http://bahir.apache.org/ Bahir is a library that provides connections between data sources, primarily to Spark and Flink, from sources like MQTT, ZeroMQ, Twitter and CouchDB. Use it if you need to pipe a continuous stream of data into your data warehouse to work on it.
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#27 Batik https://xmlgraphics.apache.org/batik/ Batik is a form a textile art and also this Apache project that provides libraries for displaying and manipulating SVG inside of Java programs. It doesn't seem to have seen much activity in the last 10 years, but it's not dead.
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#28 Beam https://beam.apache.org/ Beam calls itself a "programming model" that allows you to write code in one of several languages (Python, Java, etc) and run it on several different distributed processor platforms like Spark, Flink, Apex and Samza. I guess it's a framework?
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#29 Beehive http://beehive.apache.org/ Beehive was retired 14 years ago but here it sits, preserved in the amber of the Apache foundation. It was a framework for simplifying J2EE programming using Struts, both of which were still cutting-edge tech the last time I wrote any Java.
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#30 Bigtop http://bigtop.apache.org/ Bigtop is tooling for Hadoop (hence an elephant pun) that makes it easier to package, test, configure and deploy Hadoop. It mysteriously describes itself as wanting to be "for Hadoop what Debian is for Linux" which is... not necessarily good?
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