We’re so glad you’re here. The Green Software Foundation is a non-profit with the mission to build a trusted ecosystem of people, standards, tooling, and best practices for green software. We define green software as software that is carbon-efficient software, meaning it emits the least carbon possible.
Everything you read from this point forward will support your engagement with the foundation. We’re sharing everything – resources, links and contact information to help you contribute your knowledge, time and skills to support the foundation’s activities and build momentum towards green software.
Before diving into our Working Groups and Projects, join us on LinkedIn, Twitter and subscribe to our weekly newsletter.
Work in Progress
This new knowledge base isn’t complete.
We are currently in the process of migrating our existing wiki here. Our current Confluence knowledge base contains the majority of information about the Green Software Foundation.
Your Next Steps
- Read our Getting Started Guide if you belong to a member organization.
- Set up a GitHub account.
- GitHub is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration. It lets users work together and asynchronously on projects from anywhere.
- Visit our Discussions Board. Introduce yourself and dive into conversations that interest you the most!
- Read our Theory of Change. This describes our goal and how we believe we’ll get there.
- Learn about our Working Groups and Projects.
- Complete our Green Software Training Course. It takes 2-3 hours, and if you complete the course, you receive a certificate of completion from the Linux Foundation.
- Know how we make decisions.
- Explore the State of Green Software.
Quick Links
Orientation into the GSFPolicies & ProceduresGovernanceFrequently Asked QuestionsSubmit an Impact Framework PluginGreen Software ChampionsPeoplePublic PWCI