ThousandEyes supports OpenTelemetry for full-stack observability
Full-stack observability is a term you will hear used regularly at Cisco. So too during Cisco Live EMEA. But Cisco also has an announcement that should make this easier, ThousandEyes for OpenTelemetry.
It seems like everyone is working on observability these days. Not surprising in itself, becau... Read more
Sonatype offers ‘any’ software supply chain special sauce
Software supply chain management company Sonatype used its appearance at the CloudNativeSecurityCon event in Seattle this month to detail its latest updates.
The core message is as follows - the addition of cloud to Sonatype’s on-premises and ‘fully disconnected deployment’ options make it... Read more
ServiceNow invests $25 million in Snyk
ServiceNow announced a strategic investment in Snyk. The startup focuses on helping developers detect and fix code vulnerabilities. The Wall Street Journal reported that the investment is worth $25 million.
ServiceNow's investment isn't just about the money. The company also built an integration... Read more
How MLOps gets ‘streamlined’
We need intelligence. More specifically, our planet’s total application and data services layer needs an increasing amount of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and so, logically, we also need a strong handle on Machine Learning (ML) and the data wrangling, data management and data orchestration functi... Read more
Pantheon on Drupal 10: All around the new CMS
Language evolves. These days, even the Baby Boomers know what a Content Management System is and most of us can now talk about ‘the CMS’ without having to explain what it is and how it works.
Of course, the use of CMS systems is broader than mere blog posting, the application of this technol... Read more
Cassandra 4.1 promises dev guardrails and pluggable storage
Cassandra focuses on stability with the latest update.
Apache Cassandra 4.1 will be made available next week. The update comes more than a year after the 4.0 release. Apache Cassandra 4.1 promises pluggable schema management and new guardrails to help ops professionals keep devs in line.
Apac... Read more
Events, dollars & cents: the state of open source in 2023
Britain was, obviously (arguably), mislead and misguided enough to vote positively for Brexit by a small but unfortunate margin. In what may be something of a continued move to reaffirm what open values the nation still has, OpenUK continues its obviously (perhaps inarguably) positive work to promo... Read more
Meta PyTorch 2.0 is now available
Meta just released PyTorch 2.0, the latest version of its open-source machine learning framework.
The release aims to increase performance speed while maintaining the framework's eager-mode development and user experience. PyTorch 2.0 includes support for Dynamic Shapes and Distributed, among ot... Read more
SQLite 3.40 is now available with official support for Wasm
SQLite 3.40.0 has been made available with official Wasm compilation support.
Web developers can now utilize SQL to query local databases with the help of the browser's local storage, session storage and OPFS (Origin-Private FileSystem). The supporting system, however, is still patchy.
The de... Read more
Shopify acquires Remix to improve UI design functionality
Shopify acquired open-source tool Remix to provide additional design functionality to customers.
Shopify has made waves in the e-commerce sector. The acquisition of Remix is set to further improve its processes and demand. Remix was designed by co-founders Ryan Florence and Michael Jackson, an e... Read more