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.
What’s the point: Search UI, TensorFlow, Go, LinkedIn, and ML.NET
Elastic’s Search UI library for integrating search capabilities to websites and web apps has reached version 1.0, thus becoming ready for use in production. Search UI includes...
Cloudera builds YuniKorn to unify cross-platform scheduling
Cloudera has released universal resource scheduler YuniKorn into the wild, bringing a unified approach to scheduling stateless batch workloads and stateful services for big data scenarios to...
Databricks Runtime 5.5 previews Instance Pools
Databricks, the company behind open source project Apache Spark, has given its Runtime a good old polishing, buffing the version number up to 5.5.
Huskarl aims at becoming the TensorFlow for Reinforcement Learning
TensorFlow users interested in Reinforcement Learning (better known as the thing that made AlphaGo win at Go) might want to take a look at #PoweredByTF 2.0 Challenge...
Constrain yourself – Azure tries improving app performance through proximity grouping
Azure has announced a preview for proximity placement groups, in a bid to improve application performance by lowering network latency between virtual machines.
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What’s the point: Spring Tools, AWS Cloud Development Kit, Juke, Azure Lighthouse, Jenkins
Spring Tools 4 for Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, and Theia are now available in version 4.3.1. The release includes improvements to the startup time of the language...
Up, up, and away – Azure Migrate reaches next level
Microsoft has given Azure Migrate an update, fashioning the tool into a unified platform to assess and follow through migration of apps, data, and infrastructure to the...
Linkerd service mesh hits v2.4 with HA, traffic splitting, and more debugging help
The team behind Linkerd has released version 2.4 of its service mesh, throwing a traffic splitting feature and service mesh interface support into the mix.
Weave didn’t start the fire, but anyway…here’s Ignite
Kubernetes experts Weaveworks celebrated their fifth birthday by presenting an alpha version of Weave Ignite, a new open source project to manage Firecracker VMs in a similar...
DC/OS gives Enterprise ops better handle on storage
Users of Mesosphere’s DC/OS Enterprise offering can now set up policy-driven storage to help with the storage orchestration for their distributed stateful applications.
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