Open Source

Enterprise IT | Jun 23, 2021

SUSE Manager 4.2 lands: company adds Ansible, Amazon Linux 2 support.

"An interesting situation to watch"

Developer | Jun 08, 2021

First malware found escaping Windows containers to attack Kubernetes clusters

Security researcher Daniel Prizmant swings by campaign's C2 server...

Open Source | Jun 02, 2021

Introducing Apache Hop: Matt Casters gets the Kettle team back together...

Kettle gets forked, dismantled, rebuilt for 2021.

Enterprise IT | May 31, 2021

DataStax on evolving enterprise data strategies, a new CEO, and its renewed commitment to open source

We joined the DataStax team to talk community, Kubernetes, and the open data stack

Enterprise IT | May 25, 2021

From farm to (GitHub) fork: New Linux Foundation aims to help agriculture innovate.

"There's a huge problem with agtech..."

Security | Apr 22, 2021

There are "several unpatched and exploitable" vulns in Exim -- known since October 2020.

Reported in October 2020, fix pending (thanks to the reporting company Qualys...)

Leadership | Apr 14, 2021

Rotten at the Core: The Open Source vs. Open Core Stakes Keep Ratcheting Up

"Open core is a zombie business model that deserves to be put to rest"

Open Source | Apr 07, 2021

Python at 30 (and a bit): From boredom to the boardroom

As the glue for large software components, Python has untold benefits.

Open Source | Apr 01, 2021

Opening up Nominet – what is changing, and what needs to change?

Nominet has been under the lens of scrutiny ever since a group of members under the banner name of PublicBenefit forced an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on March 22, 2021. This led to a knife-edge majority of 53% cast for the motion and the resignation of the CEO, Russell Howarth

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