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The new release of Red Hat's flagship Linux platform adds TPM 2.0 support for security authentication, as well as integrating the open source nftables firewall technology effort.

Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Ubuntu Linux talks about the hidden gem in his Linux distribution's networking toolkit.

The Mirantis Cloud Platform Edge is a new Kubernetes based effort to enable containers and virtual machines to run at the edge of the network.

The overlaysfs first landed in the Linux 3.8 kernel that was released in December 2014, providing an overlay on top of the existing system filesystem, on which a container engine can run without needing to interact with the base filesystem.

In Linux 4.19, overlayfs benefits from multiple memory usage improvements which should serve to help accelerate container workload operations.

The latest Ubuntu Linux distribution release provides new capabilities for both desktop and server users.

While traditional silicon forms of compute including x86 and Power are likely to remain the cornerstone of servers for at least another generation, CPUs are increasingly being accelerated by GPUs

Canonical, the lead commercial sponsor behind the Ubuntu Linux distribution is set to release latest milestone update, Ubuntu 18.10, on Oct. 18. The release, which is also known as the Cosmic Cuttlefish is a standard release and will only be supported for nine months,

NEWS ANALYSIS: A decade after claiming that Linux and open-source software infringes on over 200 of its' patents, Microsoft is now pledging its patents to the Open Invention Network in support of Linux.

The new release shows a degree of stability and feature parity that wasn't always part of the open source container orchestration platform.

Third major release of the open-source Kubernetes container orchestration system in 2018 is now out, providing users with a stable release of a key security feature that has been in development for two years, while previewing a new sandboxing isolation capability.

The second major milestone release of Java in 2018 is now available, providing organizations with a release that will be supported for up to eight years.

Fedora 29 Beta is noteworthy for a number of aspects, among them is the fact that it marks the debut of the newly named Silverblue edition, that had formerly been known as Fedora Atomic Workstation.

Red Hat reports second quarter revenue of $823M, as interest in container technology continues to grow

APIs are the cornerstone of modern applications...

In a video interview, Beda explains how Heptio has developed what the company refers to as a "un-distribution" of Kubernetes, in addition to a series Joe Bedaof different open source efforts. Among the project launched by Heptio are the Contour load balancing project, Ark recovery, Sonobuoy diagnostics and Ksonnet.

Ninth release of Linux Foundation's SDN effort improves security, service function chaining and IP transport.

The Ansible Tower IT automation platform is being extended by Red Hat with new scalability improvements and enhanced customization options.

Containers have revolutionized the way applications are developed and deployed, but what about the network?

At the Open Source Summit, Jordan Kasper of the Defense Digital Service outlined why it makes sense for the Department of Defense and other U.S. government agencies to embrace the open-source model.

Linux and the open source ecosystem that surrounds it continue to do well. So well in fact that at the Open Source Summit here in Vancouver, BC, Linux Foundation Executive Director Jim Zemlin proclaimed 2018 would be the best year ever for his organization. "Open source continues to have an amazing impact on the world," Zemlin said during his opening keynote.