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MariaDB brings back an old name for its cloud-native database as a service platform. MariaDB CEO Michael Howard details how he's looking to compete against the big cloud providers.

12th major release of the Linux Foundation's core SDN project brings new projects and features.

In an API-driven world that is increasingly mobile, JAMstack is well-positioned to become a de facto method for application architecture and delivery.

New open source Kubernetes release lands with AppProtocol, security certificate and memory enhancements.

Java 14, a major update to the programming language, introduces features for optimizing developer productivity.

The major update of Red Hat's OpenStack Platform will be supported for five years and integrates new features from the last three open-source OpenStack project releases.

Open source NoSQL database vendor Couchbase enters the cloud database market with a database as a service that lets users choose which public cloud vendor they want to use.

Based on the open-source Kafka event streaming platform, the Confluent Platform 5.4 update adds new capabilities to help meet enterprise data management requirements

Something that is definitely very true today, and it was also true in 2013, is that developers want to work with open source tools. The tools developers choose to build their applications with are essentially how they're building their career. Those tools are going to be line items in their resume that says, I know this technology, I can build with these tools. So realistically, they want to adopt open source because they can take that from job to job, company to company and from cloud provider to cloud provider.

On Jan. 13, Git 2.25 was released, bringing to one of the most commonly used developer tools new capabilities that will help improve performance and overall developer productivity.

Apple's open-source programming language has found a home with many organizations, but IBM has decided that it's not quite a fit for its strategy.

Open source database vendor MariaDB updates its flagship platform with new features to enable the convergence of transactional and analytical databases

As the volume of encrypted traffic grows, it's increasingly difficult for network administrators to get visibility into network flows.

New release of multi-model database platform from ArangoDB introduces OneShard feature, along with other query optimization capabilities to help improve overall performance.

While change is constant, in the world of DevOps and software development, there are a lot of important things that remain the same.

Among the emerging efforts in the distributed computing space is the open source Ray project, which is a framework for building and running distributed apps.

New effort will bring the Linux SwitchDev technology forward to help enable a new generation of lightweight edge switching.

Making a comparison between Linux and Kubernetes is often one of apples to oranges. There are, however, some similarities and there is an effort within the Kubernetes community to make Kubernetes more like a Linux distribution.

While open source is a key to success for many database vendors, it can also potentially lead to a competitive threat from a cloud scale provider. Database vendors have started to use their own open source style licenses in a bid to stave off cannibalization by large cloud players such as Amazon Web Services.

Cloud native technologies enable companies to build and run scalable applications in dynamic environments like multicloud and hybrid clouds.