Bundles
Ready-made combinations of applications and services for specific markets: Commerce, Omnimedia, and DevOps.
A bundle combines applications from the Software Library with configuration and services for a particular kind of customer. Federated has built the bundles below. Partners can offer them to their own customers, or use them as a starting point for their own. See Industry Solutions.
To offer one of these bundles, email info@federated.computer.
Federated Commerce
For businesses selling goods online. Federated Commerce includes:
- WordPress and WooCommerce, with Federated’s hardened add-ons.
- Additional tools for running a WooCommerce store.
It has been one of Federated’s most successful offerings, and shows what you get by combining open source software, bespoke service, and reliable support in one package.
Federated Omnimedia
For organizations with large digital communities, such as publishers, video and podcast channels, and communities of interest, that want to grow their audience, content, and revenue. Omnimedia includes everything in Federated Commerce, plus:
- WordPress for publishing.
- WooCommerce with a Google Shopping ads add-on.
- Discourse for community discussion.
- Podcasting and video publishing.
- An ad server to sell and display static and dynamic ads across all properties.
- A premium content service that limits posts, forums, podcasts, and videos to paying subscribers.
Omnimedia also leaves plenty of room for the professional and technical services you sell alongside it.
Federated DevOps
For development teams. Federated DevOps turns a plain VM into a managed development environment:
- Ready to use. User management, key and certificate management, and a private VPN network are built in, so a team starts working right away and the infrastructure stays secure.
- Programmable. The VM becomes a product that can be tied to the team’s pipeline and automated in real time.
- Consistent. DevOps tools are added from common templates, so each one scales and behaves reliably.
Every tool is connected to shared sign-in, reached over a private network with role-based access control, linked to the other tools through predefined actions, kept up to date, and monitored, so the team always knows how its services are performing.