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It is one of two CentOS clones being built to fill the void left by Red Hat's unpopular decision to end CentOS's role as a downstream version of RHEL.
Red Hat's StackRox Acquisition Bolsters Its Hybrid Multi-Cloud Strategy
The startup has container security capabilities that are missing in Red Hat's OpenShift Kubernetes platform.
Two CentOS Replacements En Route After Red Hat's Unpopular Move to Drop Support
Red Hat didn't make any friends when it decided to stop supporting the popular free replacement for RHEL, but new alternatives are already in the works.
Rancher Acquisition May Make SUSE a Kubernetes and Hybrid Cloud Powerhouse
After years of struggling to catch up, the German open source software firm buys what might be the ticket to finally turning around.
A Cloud-Native World Pushed Service Meshes Forward in 2020
Service meshes debuted in 2017, but it really broke big in 2020 due to the increased complexity of the cloud-native world.
Red Hat Builds Native Edge Computing Features into RHEL and OpenShift
The features are meant to make it easier for customers to add edge deployments to their existing infrastructure.
Why You Should Trust Open Source Software Security
Some people still think that open source software security is inferior. Actually, security experts say it sets the bar for what computing security should be.
SiFive Pushes Open Source RISC-V Chip Architecture Closer to Prime Time
The open source RISC-V silicon specification flexes it's muscle with a new developers' board its maker, SiFive, is calling a PC.
VMware's Dirk Hohndel Talks (What Else) Open Source
Dirk Hohndel, VMWare's chief open source officer, talked about the “symbiotic relationship” between open source and the enterprise.
Why Equinix Doesn't Think Its Bare Metal Service Competes With Its Cloud-Provider Customers
Packet co-founder Zach Smith says the new offering doesn't compete for the "value proposition of a public cloud."
Bottlerocket: AWS's New Linux Distro for Containers
Although the distro is available on its cloud now, its real value for AWS may come down the road, if other vendors adopt it for their platforms.
A Look at Royal Bank of Canada's Homegrown GPU Farm
Royal Bank of Canada's use of IT already put it ahead of the curve compared to other banks – and then it decided to build its own AI-focused GPU farm.
Istio 1.7: Development Stays on Track Despite Controversies
The August release of Istio 1.7 indicates that the continuing controversy around the open source service mesh project's governance hasn't affected ongoing development.
Mozilla Shrinks to Survive Amid Declining Firefox Usage
While payments for Firefox search results have brought Mozilla hundreds of millions of dollars annually in the past, a declining number of users has brought those days to an end.
New RISC-V CTO On Open Source Chip Architecture’s Global Data Center Momentum
With more big international players on board, the foundation's new head of technology sees signs of "state of the art moving forward."
Red Hat Offers Certification Exams Online in Response to COVID-19
With travel and in-person gatherings made difficult by COVID-19, Red Hat is now offering certification testing online – and using a unique solution to deter cheating.
New Foundation Aims to Tighten Security Across the Open Source Ecosystem
While generally as safe as proprietary software -- if not safer -- open source software has some open source-specific problems.
How RBC Built Its Own GPU Farm for an Artificial Intelligence-Powered Banking Platform
Its vendors, Nvidia and Red Hat, expect lessons from the collaborative project will benefit the broader fintech space, as well as other industries.
Is There Room for Linux Workstations at Your Organization?
Although it's been a long time since Linux was more difficult to use than Windows, most companies have been reluctant to deploy Linux workstations to its employees. That might be changing.
Renewed Interest in OpenStack Bare Metal Project Ironic, as Software Moves Closer to Hardware
Instead of using a proprietary hypervisor that works one way on one cloud and another way on another, he said, users are saying that "as long as we have access to x86 or Arm, we can run Linux, and Linux can run anything."
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