Julia Schmidt
Julia Schmidt is an editor for devClass and organises event content. Before that she reported on software development, organised conferences and worked as an engineer and software developer.
Meet the Jetson Nano, it’s Nvidia’s AI mini me
Chip and graphic processing hardware manufacturer Nvidia used its GPU Technology Conference to introduce the newest member of the Jetson family to its customers.
Mozilla wants Iodide to breath life into data science documents
Firefox makers Mozilla have found another way to use their favourite browser, by tricking it out for (data) science documentation. Not completely satisfied with the possibilities of...
Istio gets enterprise ready, pushing performance and scalability
Version 1.1 of service mesh Istio is now available to download and includes improvements especially targeted at enterprises trying to integrate the project into their infrastructure.
Git integration and incremental diff should make Sublime Text experience sublimer
Proprietary “code, markup and prose” editor Sublime Text is out in v3.2, bringing long awaited features such as Git integration to users.
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Oldtimers Dell and Intel show service mesh newbie Tetrate round the enterprise
Since some of the founders are known for their work on central open source projects such as gRPC and Istio, and the company has some of the...
Inter-clusters communication is becoming a thing with Rancher’s Submariner
Ever wanted to let your microservice communicate with ones deployed in another Kubernetes cluster? With newly launched Submariner, Rancher is starting a project to make this easier.
AWS launches Elasticsearch distro to guard customers against “muddy open source waters”
AWS has partnered with companies such as Netflix and Expedia Group to release Open Distro for Elasticsearch in a bid to “keep open source open”.
Prometheus 2.8 offers block-bulks a leg-up
Monitoring system and time series database Prometheus 2.8 is now available, introducing experimental vertical query merging and vertical compacting as well as minor performance improvements.
TensorFlow’s project for machine learning in the browser celebrates first major release
TensorFlow.js, a library for training and deploying JavaScript machine learning (ML) models in the browser, has reached its first major milestone and is now available in v1.0....
TensorFlow opens doors to privacy aware machine learning
Two additions to the TensorFlow product family should help developers not only with hard to centralise data, but also keep sensitive data private: TensorFlow Federated and TensorFlow...