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The Linux security team issues 60 CVEs a week, but don’t stress. Do this instead
August 22, 2024
Hong Kong: At KubeCon and Open Source Summit China, Greg Kroah-Hartman, maintainer of the Linux stable kernel, wants you to know that on an average week, the Linux security team issues sixty — 60 — Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) security bulletins....
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ComputerWeekly: “The rise and rise of open source in China”
August 22, 2024
China’s embrace of open source software has evolved into a powerful force in the global technology landscape, driving innovations in cloud computing, AI and other areas
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ZDNet: “How open source is steering AI down the high road”
August 21, 2024
HONG KONG — At the KubeCon and Open Source Summit China, Jim Zemlin, the Linux Foundation‘s executive director, said that everyone he’s been talking to in China wants to talk about artificial intelligence (AI). Why should China be different from anywhere...
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Cloud Native Now: “Kubernetes 1.31 Streamlines Range of Functions and Tasks”
August 15, 2024
The Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) for Kubernetes this week released a 1.31 update that generally makes available a kube-proxy capability to better synchronize load balancing along with an ability to add timestamps to PersistentVolumes.
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ITProToday: “Kubernetes 1.31 Brings More Stability to Cloud-Native Deployments”
August 15, 2024
The 1.31 version of the open source Kubernetes cloud-native project, code-named “Elli,” is now available, providing users of the cloud-native technology with new updates and features.
heise online:”Kubernetes 1.31: Revised scalability, extended security functions”
August 14, 2024
The Kubernetes community has announced the release of Kubernetes version 1.31. The update brings a number of revisions and new features designed to increase the efficiency, security and usability of the platform.
TheNewStack: “Kubernetes 1.31 Arrives with New Support for AI/ML, Networking”
August 13, 2024
Normally, a software release with a lot of version numbers in it isn’t what’s considered a “major” release. That’s known as a “point” release. The big ones are usually relegated to simple X.0 or XX.0 designations.
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Virtualization Review: “KubeCon 2024: Visiting Salt Lake City”
August 12, 2024
KubeCon 2024 is a must-attend event for Kubernetes and cloud-native enthusiasts. It offers numerous sessions, keynotes and a vibrant show floor with major vendors and innovative startups. This dynamic gathering is ideal for individuals interested in rapidly evolving...
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Virtualization Review: “Get Ready for KubeCon 2024 Salt Lake City”
July 25, 2024
Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s (CNCF) flagship conference, KubeCon + CloudNativeCon (“KubeCon”), will be held as a live event (with a virtual option) in Salt Lake City Nov. 12-15, with a pre-event the day before.
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Cloud Native Now: “CNCF: Kubernetes Continues To Mature – But is it Grown Up?”
July 16, 2024
Technology grows up. Obviously, that’s not a term we normally use, because, of course, we say that applications, platforms, tools, components and entire ecosystems eventually start to evolve, extend and mature. Now looking at where the Cloud Native...