Open Source Licenses & Credits

Oneva is built on open-source software. This page lists the significant components in the Oneva platform, the role each plays, the license it is made available under, and where to obtain its source code. We do not list version numbers here: exact versions of the components running in your workspace are available on request (support@oneva.cloud).

Core platform (per-customer workspace)

Each Oneva workspace is a dedicated virtual machine running the following components.

ComponentLicenseRole in OnevaSource
NextcloudAGPL-3.0-or-laterFiles, dashboard and the core appsGitHub
Nextcloud TalkAGPL-3.0-or-laterChat and video callsGitHub
Talk signaling server (HPB)AGPL-3.0Call signalingGitHub
JanusGPL-3.0WebRTC media gatewayGitHub
eturnalApache-2.0TURN/STUN server for callsGitHub
Collabora Online (CODE)MPL-2.0Browser-based document editingGitHub
PostgreSQLPostgreSQL LicenseDatabaseGitHub
pgvectorPostgreSQL LicenseVector search in the database (used by Mimir)GitHub
RedisRSALv2 / SSPLv1 / AGPL-3.0Caching and file locking. Redis is offered under these licences at the user's choice.GitHub
LLDAPGPL-3.0Lightweight LDAP directory (one login for every app)GitHub
docker-mailserverMITPackaging of the mail serverGitHub
PostfixIPL-1.0 / EPL-2.0Sending and receiving mail (SMTP)GitHub
DovecotMIT / LGPL-2.1Mailboxes and IMAPGitHub
RspamdApache-2.0Spam filteringGitHub
ClamAVGPL-2.0Virus scanning of incoming mailGitHub
imapsyncNLPL (No Limit)Mail migration from your old providerGitHub
NginxBSD-2-ClauseWeb front end and reverse proxyGitHub
CertbotApache-2.0Obtains and renews TLS certificatesGitHub
fail2banGPL-2.0+Brute-force protectionGitHub
UFWGPL-3.0FirewallLaunchpad
resticBSD-2-ClauseEncrypted backupsGitHub
Docker EngineApache-2.0Container runtimeGitHub
PlaywrightApache-2.0Browser automation for Mimir's web browsingGitHub
ChromiumBSD-3-Clause and othersThe browser Mimir driveschromium.org
Ubuntu / DebianGPL-2.0 (kernel) + variousOperating systemubuntu.com

Nextcloud apps

The following Nextcloud applications are pre-installed in each workspace.

AppLicensePurpose
CalendarAGPL-3.0CalDAV calendar
ContactsAGPL-3.0CardDAV address book
TasksAGPL-3.0Task management
MailAGPL-3.0Integrated email client
DeckAGPL-3.0Kanban boards
FormsAGPL-3.0Surveys and forms
NotesAGPL-3.0Markdown notes
CollectivesAGPL-3.0Knowledge base / wiki
notify_pushAGPL-3.0Real-time push notifications

Portal & provisioning stack

The Oneva customer portal and automated provisioning system.

ComponentLicenseRole in OnevaSource
PythonPSF LicenseRuntimeGitHub
FastAPIMITWeb frameworkGitHub
SQLAlchemyMITORMGitHub
AlembicMITDatabase migrationsGitHub
ARQMITBackground task queueGitHub
Jinja2BSD-3-ClauseTemplate engineGitHub
asyncsshEPL-2.0 / GPL-2.0+SSH client for provisioningGitHub
dnspythonISCDNS queriesGitHub
httpxBSD-3-ClauseHTTP clientGitHub
AnsibleGPL-3.0Infrastructure automationGitHub
BootstrapMITCSS framework (self-hosted)GitHub

Source code availability

In accordance with the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL-3.0) and the GNU General Public License (GPL), users of the Oneva service have the right to receive the complete corresponding source code of all copyleft-licensed components running on their Oneva workspace, including any modifications we have made.

Where we run software without modifications, the source code is available from the upstream repositories linked in the tables above. If we have modified a copyleft-licensed component, you are entitled to that modified source; ask us and we will provide it.

Exact versions of the components running in your workspace are available on request.

You may also request source code by writing to support@oneva.cloud.

Services that are not open source

Oneva also relies on the following services, which are not open source. They are listed so this page does not overstate what is open:

  • Hetzner Online GmbH (Germany): hosting of the virtual machines, DNS, firewalls and encrypted backup storage.
  • Mistral AI (France): AI inference for the Mimir assistant, in the EU, used only when Mimir is enabled.
  • Qwant (France) and Mojeek (United Kingdom): the web search services Mimir uses when it searches the web (Qwant for news, Mojeek for general search).
  • Let's Encrypt: the free certificate authority that issues TLS certificates (the Certbot client above is open source).

Oneva's own software (the customer portal, the provisioning automation, the Mimir assistant and its Nextcloud app) is written by Oneva and is not covered by the licenses listed on this page. See the Privacy Policy for how customer data is handled.


Trademark notices

"Nextcloud" is a registered trademark of Nextcloud GmbH. "Collabora" and "Collabora Online" are trademarks of Collabora Ltd. "LibreOffice" is a registered trademark of The Document Foundation. "Linux" is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. "Ubuntu" is a registered trademark of Canonical Ltd. "Docker" is a registered trademark of Docker, Inc. "PostgreSQL" is a registered trademark of the PostgreSQL Community Association of Canada. "Redis" is a registered trademark of Redis Ltd. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

The use of these names on this page is for identification and attribution purposes only and does not imply endorsement or affiliation.

Open-source software disclaimer

The open-source software components listed on this page are provided by their respective authors and contributors "as is", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement.

Oneva's own service commitments — including uptime, support, data handling, and security — are governed by the Oneva Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, and are separate from the warranties (or lack thereof) of the underlying open-source software.

Questions?

If you have questions about the open-source software used in Oneva, our license compliance, or how to obtain source code, please contact support@oneva.cloud.

This page was last updated on 10 October 2026.