Julia Schmidt
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
GitLab 11.7 release helps release releases
Open-source repository management system GitLab has reached v11.7 and includes improvements in terms of performance, security, integration, and […]
PingCAP offers titanium bullet to switch to its HTAP database
Database company PingCAP has open sourced two tools to help anyone interested in using their distributed SQL database […]
Prometheus team tries kindling feedback fire with RC releases
Just so everyone has a chance to provide feedback before the official release, the team behind monitoring system […]