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Julia Schmidt previously worked as editor of devClass. Before that she reported on software development, organised conferences, and worked as an engineer and software developer.

GitLab calls on first responders to ‘triage incidents’ as version 13.3 hoves into view

In tune with its usual release rhythm, the team behind DevOps platform GitLab has pushed version 13.3 of […]

Istio 1.7: Security improvements take centre stage as users continue to speculate about the service mesh’s future

Service mesh Istio has made its 1.7 version available, sporting security and operability improvements, while pushing VM integration […]

Prometheus, isn’t it? CNCF rounds off community shindig by slipping Thanos and Cortex into incubator

With no significant project update available in time for CloudNativeCon, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation has stretched its […]

For data scoffers: Elastic slings workplace search into free tier, trials query language, flexible ingestion

Elastic has updated its portfolio to version 7.9, which comes with an overhauled Kibana, data ingestion help, additional […]

TensorFlow Lite pulls throttle, adds speed as it puts OpenCL in the sidecar

The team behind the GPU inference engine of mobile deep learning framework TensorFlow Lite successfully finished experiments with […]

In a new foundation we trust: Rust programming language to continue under fresh org

The Rust team already hinted at some changes, but now it’s official: the programming language will get its […]

I node what you’ll do next summer: Red Hat drops veil on OpenShift 4.5, pushing virtualization and edge use-cases

Just in time for KubeCon Europe, Red Hat has decided to update its Kubernetes distribution OpenShift to v4.5, […]

What’s the diff: Trailing commas, unified backends, better performance, oh my – Kotlin language hits 1.4

IDE provider JetBrains has released version 1.4 of its JVM and Android-targeting programming language Kotlin into the wild. […]

What’s the point: Ansible, Datadog, Amazon, Lens, Rust, and DeepMind

The team behind Red Hat’s IT automation tool Ansible is on track for the 2.10 release on September […]

Ah Push it, push it good: Pulumi tries to please cloud natives with shiny open source projects

Infra-as-code tooling provider and Terraform challenger Pulumi has expanded its open source portfolio with a Kubernetes operator and […]