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* Bugzilla (https://www.bugzilla.org/) - long-running bug tracking system, historically important and still maintained
* Bugzilla (https://www.bugzilla.org/) - long-running bug tracking system, historically important and still maintained
* Request Tracker / RT (https://bestpractical.com/request-tracker) - enterprise ticketing and workflow system
* Request Tracker / RT (https://bestpractical.com/request-tracker) - enterprise ticketing and workflow system
* OTRS / ((OTRS)) Community Edition (https://otrs.com/) - historically important Perl-based help desk, customer service, and IT service management ticketing system. The former open source Community Edition ended after the 6.x line; modern open source continuation is mainly through forks such as Znuny and OTOBO.
* Znuny (https://www.znuny.org/) - Perl-based help desk / ITSM system descended from the OTRS ecosystem
* Znuny (https://www.znuny.org/) - Perl-based help desk / ITSM system descended from the OTRS ecosystem


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* Netdisco (https://netdisco.org/) - web-based network discovery and management tool using SNMP, CLI, and device APIs
* Netdisco (https://netdisco.org/) - web-based network discovery and management tool using SNMP, CLI, and device APIs
* MySQLTuner (https://github.com/major/MySQLTuner-perl) - widely used MySQL/MariaDB/Percona tuning and diagnostics script written in Perl
* MySQLTuner (https://github.com/major/MySQLTuner-perl) - widely used MySQL/MariaDB/Percona tuning and diagnostics script written in Perl
=== Help Desk / ITSM / Ticketing ===
* OTRS / ((OTRS)) Community Edition (https://otrs.com/) - historically important Perl-based help desk, customer service, and IT service management ticketing system. The former open source Community Edition ended after the 6.x line; modern open source continuation is mainly through forks such as Znuny and OTOBO.
* Znuny (https://www.znuny.org/) - open source Perl-based service desk / ITSM system forked from ((OTRS)) Community Edition; provides long-term support for former OTRS Community Edition users and continues active development.


=== Email / Mail Filtering / Mail Archives ===
=== Email / Mail Filtering / Mail Archives ===

Revision as of 02:45, 5 July 2026

Introduction

This portal catalogs programs that are written in Perl, integrate Perl, use Perl heavily, or support Perl programmers.

This is not the place for code that is strictly modules or libraries. You may [.estrade@gmail.com(mailto:.estrade@gmail.com) email me] to get your program listed here after verification.

Written in Perl or Perl-Heavy

GUI / Web Applications

Blogging / Publishing

Content Management Systems / Wikis / Collaboration

Business / Institutional Systems

Dev/Ops / System Administration

Email / Mail Filtering / Mail Archives

Monitoring / Logging / Statistics

Editors & IDEs

Virtualization / VPS / Hosting Control Panels

  • Proxmox VE (https://github.com/proxmox) - open source virtualization and container platform with a Perl-heavy backend
  • cPanel/WHM (https://cpanel.net) - commercial webhosting control panel; historically Perl-heavy and still ships/supports Perl environments
  • Webmin / Virtualmin (https://webmin.com/) - web-based server administration and hosting management

Scientific / Visualization Tools

  • Circos (https://circos.ca/) - visualization tool widely used for genomics and circular data visualization

Perl-Based Command-Line Tools

Uses Perl Heavily, Includes Perl Pieces, or Supports Perl Developers

  • Git (https://git-scm.com/) - mostly C and shell, but ships Perl-based pieces such as git-svn and Git.pm
  • Debian packaging tools (https://packages.debian.org/) - the Debian packaging ecosystem includes many Perl-based tools and Perl helper packages, including debhelper/devscripts/lintian/dh-make-perl
  • cPanel/WHM (https://cpanel.net) - commercial hosting platform with strong Perl history and supported Perl integration points
  • MobaXterm (https://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/) - X server and Unix-like Windows environment; supports a usable Perl environment
  • wxGlade (https://github.com/wxGlade/wxGlade/releases) - wxWidgets GUI builder that can export wxPerl code
  • Slic3r (https://slic3r.org/) - open source 3D printing slicer; historically Perl-heavy in high-level flow, GUI, and testing, with later forks moving much of that work to C++

Moved / Not Perl-Based

These are useful programs, but should not be listed under "Written in Perl":