Oracle Linux hits 8.0, with a hint of deja vu…

Team Devclass -
Big Red has unleashed Oracle Linux version 8, which could the OS of choice for those using the database giant’s cloud or...
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What’s the point: Search UI, TensorFlow, Go, LinkedIn, and ML.NET

Julia Schmidt -
Elastic’s Search UI library for integrating search capabilities to websites and web apps has reached version 1.0, thus becoming ready for use...
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Cloudera builds YuniKorn to unify cross-platform scheduling

Julia Schmidt -
Cloudera has released universal resource scheduler YuniKorn into the wild, bringing a unified approach to scheduling stateless batch workloads and stateful services...
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Pivotal swings to Kubernetes

Joe Fay -
Pivotal has done a major turn in the direction of Kubernetes, announcing that its flagship PAS platform will run on the container...
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IBM unveils trio of open source Kubernetes projects, and not a Red Hat-trick in sight

Joe Fay -
IBM has unwrapped a trio of Kubernetes-focused open source projects today, building on the Razee project it launched back in May.
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Linkerd service mesh hits v2.4 with HA, traffic splitting, and more debugging help

Julia Schmidt -
The team behind Linkerd has released version 2.4 of its service mesh, throwing a traffic splitting feature and service mesh interface support...
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Red Hat builds OpenShift Pipelines on Google-spawned Tekton

Joe Fay -
Red Hat has relaid the pipeline options in its OpenShift container platform, throwing its weight behind the nascent Tekton CI/CD project.
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Weave didn’t start the fire, but anyway…here’s Ignite

Julia Schmidt -
Kubernetes experts Weaveworks celebrated their fifth birthday by presenting an alpha version of Weave Ignite, a new open source project to manage...
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DC/OS gives Enterprise ops better handle on storage

Julia Schmidt -
Users of Mesosphere’s DC/OS Enterprise offering can now set up policy-driven storage to help with the storage orchestration for their distributed stateful...
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IBM closes Red Hat buy, developer programmes kept separate

Joe Fay -
IBM closed its acquisition of Red Hat today, and immediately declared that bar $34bn changing hands, nothing much has changed and the...
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Open Build Service bids farewell to old UI and – what did you just ship there?

Julia Schmidt -
Open Build Service (OBS), an open source system to build and distribute binary packages from source code, is now available in version...
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Red Hat’s Kafka support metamorphosises to 2.2.1 in AMQ Streams

Joe Fay -
Red Hat has revamped the streaming element of its messaging suite, AMQ Streams, adding updated Kafka support. Red Hat...
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IBM clears way for Red Hat buy by offloading unwanted software lines…

Joe Fay -
IBM has further cleared the decks ahead of its takeover of Red Hat this week, by completing the offloading of another tranche...
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Istio fixes Envoy crashing flaw with trio of updates

Joe Fay -
Istio disclosed a flaw in its JWT authentication filter on Friday that could crash the Envoy proxy it uses, prompting a trio...
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Mesosphere puts DC/OS on the monitoring train

Julia Schmidt -
Infrastructure experts Mesosphere have pushed their DC/OS Monitoring framework out of the preview stages, making v1.0 generally available to all.
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Brussels gives Big Blue green light for Red Hat buy

Joe Fay -
IBM’s borging of Red Hat is a virtual cert, after the European Union gave its blessing to the $34bn deal, and asserted...
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