Open Source Insider
September 2012
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French PM: Allons à l'open source
27 Sep 2012 -
SkySQL: build the service, then the customers, THEN the products
25 Sep 2012 -
OpenStack: open source is "synonymous" with cloud computing
20 Sep 2012
Open source newswire reports this week suggest that France's new Prime Minister has issued a call to his public sector authority bodies to deploy and use open source technologies at all possible ...
Helsinki-based open source database solutions company SkySQL has announced what it labels as the "first ever" graphical interface for deploying and managing a cluster of databases in the cloud.
The OpenStack Foundation this week comes into being as a new, formally established, completely independent body.
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Too many vulnerability analysis tools spoils the broth
18 Sep 2012 -
Oracle refines Virtual Machine management
14 Sep 2012 -
Google opens wallet to support open source Eclipse
12 Sep 2012 -
Leaving on an (open source) jet plane
07 Sep 2012 -
Magnolia: a CMS should be as easy to use as a smartphone
04 Sep 2012 -
Is open source cloud computing too cloudy?
03 Sep 2012
The problem with IT security and vulnerability analysis in complex enterprise application environments is (it is argued) that companies are prone to using almost too many protection tools.
Oracle is pushing forward its technologies for managing instances of virtual machines. The company has this week announced the availability of its VM VirtualBox 4.2 open source, cross-platform ...
An Eclipse Foundation forum log posting has confirmed that Google has donated US$20,000 (£12,500) pounds to support the Eclipse IDE project.
We've seen open source hardware architecture grow significantly within the last eighteen months as well as open technology development even touching areas like car design.
The Swiss-German city of Basle is home to this week's Magnolia Conference 2012. The open source enterprise web content management system (CMS) company is soon to roll out the version 5.0 iteration ...
Every cloud company appears to be calling itself an "open cloud company" as a matter of course. Cloudwashing has moved on, now we have OpenCloudWashing.