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Open Source @ Target

Open Source at Target

Open source software is a core building block for Target’s technology team, and a key component of our strategy as we work to build innovative experiences for our guests and efficient software solutions for our teams. Our technology team members are encouraged by their leaders to not only use open source solutions in their day-to-day work, but also to contribute back to the broader ecosystem as active community members.

Visit the Target Open Source home for blogs and more.

Our Strategy

Target’s Open Source Program Office (OSPO) advocates for open and innersource solutions as a strategic business differentiator. We prioritize open source engagement not only to help us advance our goals but also to advance technical efforts beyond Target and the retail industry as a whole. We aim to equip leaders and technologists with the tools they need to be more effective and recognize security and compliance as table stakes as we share our expertise and innovations with our community.

Our Open Source Fund

In our experience, a strong open source practice leads to transformative, innovative, and collaborative outcomes for all involved. We are inspired by the work done at other companies to directly fund eligible open source foundations, communities, and projects. We are thrilled to operate our own Open Source Fund at Target. We hope to strengthen the open source movement, encourage continued enthusiastic engagement by our teams, and establish our support by contributing financially back to the community and ecosystem.

Explore previously funded projects.

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  1. goalert Public

    Open source on-call scheduling, automated escalations, and notifications so you never miss a critical alert

    Go 2.4k 255

  2. strelka Public

    Real-time, container-based file scanning at enterprise scale

    Python 921 122

  3. flottbot Public

    A chatbot framework written in Go. All configurations are made in YAML files, or inside scripts written in your favorite language.

    Go 350 64

  4. pod-reaper Public

    Rule based pod killing kubernetes controller

    Go 206 53

Repositories

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  • goalert Public

    Open source on-call scheduling, automated escalations, and notifications so you never miss a critical alert

    Go 2,422 Apache-2.0 255 132 (2 issues need help) 15 Updated May 20, 2025
  • retail-fraud-taxonomy-viewer Public

    Retail Fraud Taxonomy Viewer

    JavaScript 0 0 0 8 Updated May 20, 2025
  • strelka-docs Public

    Autodocumentation for the Strelka System

    Python 2 0 0 5 Updated May 20, 2025
  • strelka Public

    Real-time, container-based file scanning at enterprise scale

    Python 921 122 10 6 Updated May 19, 2025
  • strelka-ui Public

    Strelka Web UI for File Submission and Analysis

    TypeScript 68 7 1 3 Updated May 19, 2025
  • lite-for-jdbc Public

    Lightweight library to simplify JDBC database access

    Kotlin 23 MIT 11 4 5 Updated May 17, 2025
  • impeller Public

    Manage Helm charts in Kubernetes clusters.

    Go 16 MIT 7 0 1 Updated May 17, 2025
  • flottbot Public

    A chatbot framework written in Go. All configurations are made in YAML files, or inside scripts written in your favorite language.

    Go 350 Apache-2.0 64 38 (4 issues need help) 1 Updated May 16, 2025
  • data-validator Public

    A tool to validate data, built around Apache Spark.

    Scala 101 33 22 (1 issue needs help) 4 Updated May 15, 2025
  • POSSUM Public
    Java 26 MIT 4 8 2 Updated May 14, 2025