By Venil Noronha This is my second of two posts about the Linux Foundation’s recent gRPC Conference. Check out my first post for some reflections on the conference as a whole and a few observations about where gRPC is going four years after it was open sourced by Google. This time around, I’ll share some key points Read more...
With the release of the new open source project, Go-pmem-transaction, support for byte-addressable persistent memory with Go programming language is now available. Announced as early as 2015, persistent memory technology has started to appear in servers only recently. Persistent memory provides RAM-like access time with the added benefit of persistence. It offers huge potential to reduce the execution time and Read more...
By Matthew McClure Introducing VMware Interface for Accelerator APIs, a new open source project now available in our GitHub repository. VMware Interface for Accelerator APIs enables day-zero usage of new Accelerator APIs by utilizing a client/server model written in C/C++. The typical process would be placing a server on a host or virtual machine (VM) Read more...
By Nikolay Nikolaev I recently returned from giving a talk at this year’s European DevConf in the Czech Republic. It was my first time going and it was an extremely positive experience—I had some great discussions with people and attended some really insightful sessions. As a service mesh engineer, I was also excited to see that service Read more...
First open sourced in 2016, Project Photon, a minimal lightweight Linux distribution designed for containers and cloud native technology, recently received a host of updates from its core development community. With this update, Photon now supports a number of bare metal platforms including, for the first time, support for ARM64. Other updates to Photon OS 3.0 Read more...
