In this article, I am going to show you how to install Stack Overflow command line interface (SoCLI) on Linux. Stack Overflow is a question-and-answer […]
You may have come across ExifTool while searching for an image recovery software. Well, ExifTool does more than that. It’s a open source program for […]
KDE is the desktop environment I have liked for a long time. One of the first distributions installed on my computer was Kubuntu 10.04, and […]
Open source software can be a double-edged sword for startups. It can be a startup’s lifeblood, because it helps you innovate rapidly without starting from […]
New and expecting parents quickly learn that there is a long—and expensive—list of equipment that a new baby needs. High on that list is a […]
One of the most powerful ways to make your work as a leader more transparent is to take an existing process, open it up for […]
In a perfect world, all of the data you need would be cleanly presented in an open and well-documented format that you could easily download and use for whatever purpose you need.
In the real world, data is messy, rarely packaged how you need it, and often out-of-date.
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At organizations of all types, launching and maintaining successful open source programs has become a business priority. A strong open source program office helps to ensure that open source is supported, nurtured, shared, explained, and leveraged. With such an office, organizations can establish and execute on their open source strategies (Read more...)
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Modular documentation is not a new concept. Writing documentation in modules that can be combined and reused has been around, in various incarnations, for many years, and it has many proponents as well as detractors. This article introduces a lightweight approach to documentation modularity. The idea is rooted in improving (Read more...)
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The types of logical storage structures used in today’s Kubernetes deployments offer some deeper revelations into the nature of workloads being deployed. Block storage is king, having been cited by two-thirds (66 percent) of respondents in our survey for The State of the Kubernetes Ecosystem as being involved with their Kubernetes implementations.
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Like many other companies, SUSE has decided Kubernetes is the future of container orchestration.
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Using microservices to solve real-world problems always involves more than simply writing the code. You need to test your services. You need to figure out how to do continuous deployment. You need to work out clean, elegant, resilient ways for them to talk to each other.
A really interesting tool (Read more...)
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Today, a new class of field software updates is arising that has been fueled by security concerns but also allows engineers to add new features and fix bugs.
With regards to embedded devices, the firmware update mechanism must be not only secure, but also reliable in that it either succeeds (Read more...)
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