Organizations and projects using Hive in evaluation, development, or production. This list exists to help the community and the CNCF gauge real-world adoption — thank you for adding yourself.
- Open a pull request against this file adding one row to the table, keeping the list alphabetical by organization.
- Sign your commit (
git commit -s) like any other contribution. - Use an email/handle affiliated with the organization, or link a public reference (blog post, talk, repo) that supports the entry.
- Only add your own organization. Maintainers will not add adopters on hearsay, and entries may be verified before merge.
- To update or remove your entry later, open another PR.
Adoption levels: evaluation (trying it out), development
(pre-production / internal tooling), production (running real
workloads).
| Organization | Contact (GitHub handle or email) | Level | Since | Use case / notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Danathar | https://github.com/Danathar | development | 2026 | Autonomous development operations for Danathar projects |
| Frostyard | https://github.com/frostyard | development | 2026 | Autonomous development operations for frostyard projects |
| KubeStellar Console | https://github.com/kubestellar/console | production | 2026-Q2 | Autonomous maintenance of the Console codebase — issue triage, fixes, review, and merge |
| Open Horizon | https://github.com/open-horizon | development | 2026 | Standardization and enforcement for code consistency |
| Open Horizon Services | https://github.com/open-horizon-services | development | 2026 | Ensuring code consistency over community contributions |
| Tuna OS | https://github.com/tuna-os | development | 2026 | Autonomous development operations for tuna-os projects |
Public entries must not include private infrastructure details (internal cluster names, hostnames) or personal @-mentions of individuals who have not consented. Maintainers may verify entries before merge.