DevOps and Open Technologies
Overture Maps’ Challenge to Google ¦ Frontier Model Forum’s AI Safety Shtick
Richi Jennings | | ai, AI ethics, AI Ops, Amazon, Anthropic, artificial intelligence, Frontier Model Forum, GIS, google, Google Maps, Mapping, microsoft, OpenAI, Regulation, regulations, regulatory compliance, The Long View, TomTomIn this week’s #TheLongView: A big-tech consortium goes toe-to-toe with Google Maps, and a big-tech consortium tries to fool AI regulators ...
Using Generative AI for Issue Remediation and Software Reliability
Generative AI offers SRE teams a way to automate and streamline error investigation and remediation, making it more intelligent, focused and efficient ...
Five Great DevOps Job Opportunities
Looking for a great new DevOps job? Check out these available roles at SAP, Citigroup, J. Crew and more! ...
Syslogs in Linux: Understanding Facilities and Levels
Syslogs are an integral aspect of Linux systems, serving as a foundation for efficient monitoring, troubleshooting and analysis ...
Splunk Goes Azure With Microsoft Partnership
Splunk announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft to build solutions natively on Azure. Mitch Ashley is live at the .conf event ...
Splunk Adds Generative AI Tool and OpenTelemetry Collector
Splunk added an assistant that leverages generative AI capabilities to enable IT teams to use natural language to invoke the Splunk Processing Language (SPL) ...
The Cyber Resilience Act Threatens the Future of Open Source
The EU is set to vote on the CRA July 19, 2023. Sonatype’s Brian Fox believes it’s a threat to the future of open source development ...
Adopting a Low-Code GraphQL Approach to Build a Core Data Platform
Our education platform has relied on an outdated monolithic legacy application for years. It’s an outdated system built of a single service layer on top of a database designed for use cases ...
Forking RHEL! Oracle and SUSE Join the Fight ¦ Silverman Sues AI Firms
Richi Jennings | | ai, CentOS, commercial open source, Ethics in Open Source Development, Fedora, free software, generative AI, gpl, ibm, large language model, legal, legal issues, LGPL, license, licensing, linux, LLM, LLMs, open source, open source code, open source community, open source development, open source ecosystem, open source licensing, Oracle, red hat, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Linux, rhel, software licensing, SUSE, The Long View, training modelsIn this week’s #TheLongView: SUSE announces a Red Hat Enterprise Linux fork after Oracle said a similar thing, and Sarah Silverman says OpenAI and Meta have stolen her words ...
JFrog Adds Curation Capability for Open Source Software Components
JFrog is adding a curation capability for open source software that will use metadata generated by binaries to identify malicious packages and software components with licensing issues ...
Loft Labs Makes Tool for Creating Dev Environments Open Source
Loft Labs' DevPod enables DevOps teams to programmatically create developer environments using a tool that runs entirely on a local client ...
Threads: Twitter Killer or Ad-Infested Hellscape?
Richi Jennings | | ActivityPub, Cinder, Elon Musk, fediverse, Instagram, JIT, Mark Zuckerberg, Mastodon, Meta, Meta Platforms, Python, The Long View, ThreadsIn this week’s #TheLongView: Meta launches its much-leaked Threads microblogging app. A spinoff from Instagram, it’s already reached 30 million signups at the time of writing. How is Meta’s DevOps team making ...
