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Open Source Insider
The latest trends and issues around the use of open source software in the enterprise.
July 2013
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Magnolia: a truly open Java system should provide free training
30 Jul 2013 -
Crypton open source project to thwart online surveillance
29 Jul 2013 -
Met Office powers interplanetary space weather predictor on open source MongoDB
24 Jul 2013
Open Java CMS (content management system) company Magnolia is now offering a free online training course programme.
Online (Dropbox-style) storage company Spideroak has detailed news of its Crypton open source data security project.
It's a fact of life, space and interplanetary technology installations prefer open source. Reports from the Linux Foundation earlier this year confirmed that the International Space Station's (ISS) ...
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Old school IBM meets new school OpenStack
23 Jul 2013 -
Why NoSQL is a no-brainer
23 Jul 2013 -
Why Linux is the powerhouse for big data
16 Jul 2013 -
The HTML5 mobile CMS comes of age
05 Jul 2013 -
Fedora 19 Schrödinger's Cat is out of the bag
04 Jul 2013 -
NSA joint author on OpenStack Security Guidebook
01 Jul 2013 -
The four cornerstones of open server virtualisation according to Citrix
01 Jul 2013
IBM has just released news of its zEnterprise BC12 (lovingly nicknamed the "zBC12" for short) mainframe analytics, cloud and mobile computing tasks.
The Open Source Insider blogs likes open source champions, the Apache Cassandra project chair fits that profile.
This is a contributed posting for the Computer Weekly Open Source Insider blog by Peter Linnell, Linux Engineer at SUSE.
Magnolia International has announced the release of the 5.0 version of its Content Management System (CMS). This release is positioned as an open Java CMS with a mobile-inspired HTML5 user ...
The Red Hat sponsored Fedora Project has announced the Fedora 19 fully functional free of charge Linux operating system code-named "Schrödinger's Cat".
Companies and organisations involved include Red Hat, HP, Nebula, NSA, Intel, Nicira, Rackspace, Cloudscaling, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory and Floss Manuals.
Opening up the free server virtualisation tool market this month is Citrix XenServer, which has now moved to a full open source model beginning with the new XenServer 6.2.