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FuseSource Enterprise Subscriptions

for ServiceMix, ActiveMQ, CXF and Camel

FuseSource Subscriptions include a combination of tools, influence, and support to ensure that your project is a success, and maintains peak performance throughout the life of the project. With over a 90% renewal rate, FuseSource is proven to be a valuable partner for enterprise integration projects.

A FuseSource Subscription is an excellent complement to FuseSource Training or any FuseSource Consulting Package.

Subscriptions include
  • Fuse IDE developer tooling
  • Fuse Management Console for DevOps
  • Enterprise-class documentation
  • Training videos and demos
  • Access to the leaders and committers on the Apache projects
  • Access to product road maps and planning processes
  • Conduit to submit your patches back to the Apache community
  • Product updates, alerts and migration support
  • Developer or Production support

For more information read the Fuse Enterprise Subscriptions data sheet. For our French speaking users: Souscriptions FuseSource. There is also a short video of the of our Subscription Center to provide further insights into the benefits of a FuseSource Subscription


Note: for more information about Red Hat and subscriptions, please visit the Red Hat FuseSource Customer Portal.



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Customer Success

FuseSource’s support and training has ensured a smooth roll out. The bespoke training has enabled all parties to understand the implementation – it has been instrumental in ensuring that everything slotted into place perfectly.
James Casey, CERN