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The New Stack Makers Podcast: What Does Open Source Mean to VMware?

Open Source Team posted September 17, 2019

What does open source mean to VMware? Well, the tl;dr version is: more than you might imagine. That’s why it was such a privilege for VMware Chief Open Source Officer Dirk Hohndel to join the latest New Stack Makers podcast. As part of an expansive conversation with the New Stack’s Alex Williams, Dirk discusses what Read more...

Open Networking Summit Europe Preview: Introducing a New Forwarding Plane for Network Service Mesh

Open Source Team posted September 12, 2019

By Radoslav Dimitrov In a presentation at the Open Networking Summit Europe on September 23rd, I’ll be introducing a new forwarding plane that we recently integrated into Network Service Mesh (NSM). NSM is the CNCF sandbox project that lets you run networking workloads for domains not covered by the Kubernetes default in a declarative, cloud native Read more...

With Ansible, Wrangle the Data Center’s Tangle of Technology

Open Source Team posted September 10, 2019

By John Hawley The modern data center has changed from what it was a decade or two ago on a number of fronts. We no longer live in a world where the number of machines can be counted on a couple of hands and maybe a foot, and we now measure in megawatts, rendering a Read more...

VMware CodeHouse 2019: It’s Kubernetes Time!

Open Source Team posted September 5, 2019

By Jonas Rosland, Open Source Community Manager Each August, VMware opens its doors to a select group of women studying computer science and engineering at our CodeHouse event. As usual, open source was front and center in the CodeHouse 2019 48-hour hackathon, as teams competed to build applications running on Kubernetes that advance either STEM Read more...

Setting Up a Virtualized ARM64 Cluster at BurgasConf 2019

Open Source Team posted August 27, 2019

By Radoslav Dimitrov Earlier this year, I needed to deploy a task on an ARM64 host, but I didn’t have a physical machine on hand. So, I decided to create a virtualized solution. It worked pretty well and I shared my methodology at the recent BurgasConf 2019, held in the city of Burgas, Bulgaria. In this Read more...

Latest Posts

The New Stack Makers Podcast: What Does Open Source Mean to VMware?

Open Networking Summit Europe Preview: Introducing a New Forwarding Plane for Network Service Mesh

With Ansible, Wrangle the Data Center’s Tangle of Technology

VMware CodeHouse 2019: It’s Kubernetes Time!

Setting Up a Virtualized ARM64 Cluster at BurgasConf 2019

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