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Linus Torvalds tells devs to put health before next release

The release of 5.6 is a bit of a surprise. Torvalds doesn’t anticipate slowdown as he suspects "a lot of us work from home even normally".

SUSE Offers Its Technologies For Free To Combat COVID-19

SUSE offers free services such as support and maintenance for its operating system and container technologies to be embedded in and run those medical devices.

KubeCF Is What DevOps Wanted: Marrying Cloud Foundry with Kubernetes 

There are times when solutions that  seem to compete against each other turn out to be complementary. This is exactly what happened with Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes. 

Keeping Tech Skills Up to Date From Anywhere, Anytime 

In a world where teams are distributed around the country, if not the world, it becomes difficult and expensive to conduct training in person....

Poland-based VentilAid project 3D prints open-source ventilator

The ventilator is still in development and is advised as a "last resort device".

A NES Motherboard For The Open Source Generation

The OpenTendo is a completely open-source replacement for an original front-loading Nintendo Entertainment System motherboard.

Top 5 Open Source Serverless Security Tools

Here are some useful open source serverless security tools to help you secure your apps...

The TARS Foundation: The Formation of a Microservices Ecosystem

During the 1960s and 1970’s, software developers typically used monolithic architectures on mainframes and minicomputers for software development, and no single application was able to satisfy the needs of most end-users. Vertical industries used software with a smaller code footprint with simpler interfaces to other applications, and scalability was not a priority at the time.

Tails 4.4 released

Version 4.4 of The Amnesic Incognito Live System (or Tails) has been released.

Red Hat Accelerates Petabyte-Scale Object Storage for Cloud-Native Workloads

Red Hat has announced the general availability of Red Hat Ceph Storage 4 to deliver simplified, petabyte-scale object storage for cloud-native development and data analytics. Red Hat Ceph Storage 4 is based on the Nautilus version of the Ceph open source project.