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.
Break point: MariaDB, ONNX runtime, Seldon Core, GitLab, Go, and Oracle
The organisations behind relational database management system MariaDB announced that, starting with the next major update, the release frequency of MariaDB Server will switch from yearly to...
Call my Agent: New mode lets users turn Prometheus 2.32 into write-only scraper
The team behind monitoring system Prometheus has pushed version 2.32 out the door, using its last release of the year to fix TSDB bugs, add arm64 support...
All hands on deck: Log4j team rethinks defaults to help prevent Log4Shell – how...
The team behind Java logging framework Log4j has reworked the standard behaviour of its project slightly and made the changes available in version 2.16. An update is...
Apache Lucene goes full steam ahead on performance with 9.0 release
The team behind search engine Apache Lucene has recently made version 9.0 of the open source project available for downloading, sharing performance improvements and first steps towards...
Break point: Django, VS Code, Eclipse, Spring Tools, and GitHub Enterprise Server
The team behind Python web framework Django has put the finishing touches to its RedisCache backend and released version 4.0 of the project this week. Besides the...
Terraform 1.1 moves forward with refactoring helpers and native Terraform Cloud integration
A good half year after Terraform hit its first major release, the team behind the infrastructure as a code project has pushed version 1.1 into the open,...
All about that integration: Elastic 7.16 embraces ServiceNow, adds FireLens support
Elastic has rounded off the year with the release of version 7.16 of its product portfolio, providing enterprise users with new bits and pieces to make Elasticsearch...
Don’t expect surprises: Kubernetes 1.23 stabilises dual-stack networking, makes progress on PodSecurity
The team behind container orchestrator Kubernetes has closed the year with a last feature release, which sees long requested functionality maturing and pushes the project one step...
JetBrains fits IDEs with remote capabilities
JetBrains continued its IDE update extravaganza last week, bumping popular choices like IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, and CLion up to v2021.3, while sprinkling remote development into the mix.
Bugfix time: GitLab pushes security releases to help keep things confidential
The GitLab team has released a round of security updates for its DevOps platform, which it strongly recommends people use to keep setups safe. Amongst other things,...