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.
Platform9 tackles Kubernetes on VMware with new managed service
Software as a service provider Platform9 has introduced VMware to its managed Kubernetes service, bringing containers to one of the most widely used infrastructure technologies.
Since setting up Kubernetes on...
OpsRamp offers machine colleagues helping hand with new platform release
The Winter Release of IT operations management platform OpsRamp is now available, providing operational engineers with more monitoring for cloud workloads, enhanced automation, and additional ways of discovering and...
Say freeze: Elastic Stack slides 6.6 over, focuses on index management
Elasticsearch has updated its software stack to v6.6, improving index management, machine learning capabilities, and distributed tracing amongst other things.
The latest version of the search and analytics engine Elasticsearch...
What’s the point: Kata Containers, CloudEvents, Gitea, Bison
Kata Containers is now available in v1.5. The update lets users work with AWS’ Firecracker hypervisor, IBM Z-series, and simplifies how the project integrates with the container runtime containerd....
Julia devs keep up momentum with 1.1 release
Julia’s developers recently released version 1.1 of the general-purpose programming language making it more consistent for its growing user base.
Julia, which hit the big 1.0 signaling production readiness in...
Chef updates Habitat Base Plans and so should you
Application automation software Habitat is due for a Base Plan refresh today, so don’t worry if you run into dependency errors later on.
Habitat belongs to the Chef product family...
AWS open sources Neo-AI to push machine learning to the edge
AWS has made its Neo-AI project available under the Apache Software License, despite not being known as a prolific gifter to the open source world. According to the release...
Prometheus 2.7 gets to see light of day
Ten days after the first release candidate was made available, Prometheus 2.7 is now ready for general use.
During this last feedback period the Prometheus team only had minor...
TensorFlow 1.13 is getting ready as first pre-release drops
The first TensorFlow v1.13 release candidate is already showing traces of the structural renewal planned for the big 2.0 and includes some behavioral changes meant to improve consistency.
Amongst other...
What’s the point: Go gets security fix, Consul hits 1.4.1, Spring Cloud Task, TeamCity
The team behind Google’s Go has released v1.11.5 and 1.10.8 of the programming language to get rid of an DoS vulnerability in some crypto implementation. The update is recommended...