Nginx Inc. is the company behind Nginx and offers a commercial version called Nginx Plus which includes additional features and support.
F5 Networks acquired Nginx in 2019, but it is unclear if they offer an enterprise version of Nginx.
Microsoft Corporation does not offer an enterprise version of Nginx, but they do offer an application delivery controller (ADC) solution called Azure Application Gateway that uses Nginx open source as its core.
Amazon Web Services does not offer an enterprise version of Nginx, but they do offer a managed ADC service called AWS Elastic Load Balancer that uses Nginx open source as its core.
DigitalOcean, LLC does not offer an enterprise version of Nginx, but they do offer a load balancer service called DigitalOcean Load Balancers that uses Nginx open source as its core.
IBM Corporation does not offer an enterprise version of Nginx, but they do offer an ADC solution called IBM Cloud Load Balancer that uses Nginx open source as its core.
Cisco Systems, Inc. does not offer an enterprise version of Nginx, but they do offer an ADC solution called Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) that can integrate with Nginx open source.
Google LLC does not offer an enterprise version of Nginx, but they do offer a load balancing service called Google Cloud Load Balancing that uses Nginx open source as its core.
Oracle Corporation does not offer an enterprise version of Nginx, but they do offer a load balancing service called Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancing that uses Nginx open source as its core.
Red Hat, Inc. does not offer an enterprise version of Nginx, but they do include Nginx open source as part of their Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform.
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