Open Source Insider
November 2017
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Instaclustr: 7 easy steps to Cassandra cluster migration
30 Nov 2017 -
Apache Impala, a native analytics database for Hadoop
29 Nov 2017 -
Sumo Logic gets real (time) on continuous intelligence into microservices
28 Nov 2017
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Open Source Insider blog written by Ben Slater in his capacity as chief product officer at Instaclustr. Instaclustr positions itself as firm offering ...
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) has graduated Apache Impala to become a Top-Level Project (TLP). Apache Impala itself is an analytic database for Apache Hadoop, the open source software ...
Cloud-native machine data analytics platform company Sumo Logic has rolled out a unified logs and metrics solution designed to improve the 'customer experience' of applications running on ...
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Linux Foundation 2018 events list
27 Nov 2017 -
Uber Pyro: an open source 'probabilistic' language
21 Nov 2017 -
SAP Vora now on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
14 Nov 2017 -
MongoDB 3.6 runs at the 'speed of data'
12 Nov 2017 -
Canonical insists containers are 'step change' for virtualisation era
06 Nov 2017 -
Black Duck's open (source) truth: 'when good containers go bad'
02 Nov 2017
The Linux Foundation has released its entire 2018 events schedule. The nonprofit organisation insists that it maintains a mission focused on the 'creators, maintainers and practitioners' of open ...
Online transportation company Uber has released its open sourced Pyro - a homegrown probabilistic programming language that has been developed internally. As many readers will know, a probabilistic ...
Red Hat has provided a presence (and a lot of free red Fedora giveaways) at SAP’s TechEd Europe 2017 conference in Barcelona this week. The open source champions (Red Hat, not SAP) have announced ...
MongoDB 3.6 will be generally available in early December. The open source (at its core) general purpose database has some noteable changes (its makers would call them enhancements) including a ...
Are developers making the most of containers, or are they [just] treating them like virtual machines? Could the dawn of cloud-native software application development herald a new era when ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Open Source Insider column written by Tim Mackey in his capacity as technology evangelist for open source applications and container management & ...