Julia Schmidt
What’s your name son? – Murph..ahem RuboCop 0.80
RuboCop, a static code analyser and code formatter for the Ruby programming language, is now available in version […]
Icinga gets more business friendly as Windows offering hits 1.0
The team behind monitoring platform Icinga has released version 1.0 of the Windows version of its project, offering […]
WTP: GitHub’s new (weird) OSS endeavour, IBM’s AI advances, and HIPAA-compliant clusters
Repository management service GitHub has added to the shoals of the open source ecosystem with a “bit of […]
Qt 5.15 Alpha is ready for testing
Version 5.15 of the GUI toolkit and cross-platform app framework Qt has been released a bit behind schedule, […]
Prometheus peeps present UI progress
The team behind CNCF-graduated monitoring system Prometheus has pushed version 2.16 into the open, sharing UI progress and […]
SaltStack puts cooperation front and center in 6.2 enterprise release
SaltStack Enterprise has been given an update, pushing the version number to 6.2, and providing better integration with […]
Elastic stays on security track, adds new engine and more ML to the mix
Search engine provider Elastic has pushed version 7.6 of its product stack out in the open, advancing the […]
GitHub Enterprise Server pushes internal visibility onto admins
Microsoft-owned repository management service GitHub has put the finishing touches to version 2.20 of its Enterprise Server, which […]
Linkerd opens up for external PKI providers
The team behind service mesh Linkerd just dropped their security-focussed 2.7 release, improving usability and performance along the […]
DeepSpeed and T-NGL – Microsoft’s way of giving computational complexity ZeRO thought
In a rush to blast through the restrictions set by current-day hardware, Microsoft has introduced a new generative […]