Our new identity: Fast Serialization Framework FOR You
Announcement
The Apache Fury team is now officially announcing that Apache Fury has been renamed to Apache Fory, effective immediately. This transition impacts all project components including code repositories, package names, documentation, and communication channels.
Why This Change Is Necessary
This transition is required to resolve naming conflicts identified by the ASF Brand Management. Following massive discussions and a formal vote, this change ensures compliance with ASF's guidelines.
The new name "Fory" preserves phonetic similarity to "Fury" while establishing a distinct identity aligned with ASF standards.
Technical Changes and Impact
This transition requires updates across the ecosystem:
- Java packages migrated from
org.apache.fury
toorg.apache.fory
- Class names migrated from
XXXFury/FuryXXX
toXXXFory/ForyXXX
- GitHub repositories renamed to
apache/fory
(code) andapache/fory-site
(website) - Downstream integrations (Quarkus-Fury, Camel-Fury) require dependency updates
- Mailing lists transition to
@fory.apache.org
Migration Support
To facilitate this transition:
- Existing Apache Fury release document remains intact at v0.10 document
- Critical URL redirects in place
Why "Fory"?
The name was chosen by prioritizing:
- Phonetic similarity to "Fury"
- No existing trademark conflicts
- Preservation of our technical identity
- Short, memorable, and globally pronounceable
Our Commitment
We recognize the burden this places on our users, especially those with deep integrations. Please know:
- All existing issues and PRs have been migrated
- Performance benchmarks remain consistently superior
- Release cycles continue uninterrupted
This rename represents our commitment to respecting intellectual property while maintaining technical excellence. We're grateful for your patience and continued trust as we navigate this transition together.