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SUSE is updating its flagship enterprise Linux distribution with a common codebase that will now serve as the foundation for the company's Linux products.

The OpenSwitch (OPX) project released version 2.3 of its open source network operating system providing users with new management and automation features. The DPDK project released its 18.05 "Venky" update providing improved compression and packet processing capabilities.

Popular Linux desktop distribution set to provide users with integrated snapshotting capabilities.

Container security vendor Twistlock announced on June 19 that it is adding serverless function protection to its platform. The new serverless capabilities are set to become generally available in July as part of the Twistlock 2.5 update. John Morello, CTO of Twistlock discusses why security controls are needed for serverless functions.

"OpenStack is really about automating infrastructure and its' primary purpose is to bridge from physical infrastructure into a virtualized infrastructure."

At DockerCon 18, Docker CEO Steve Singh explains how his company's business model is different than Red Hat's and where the container technology is headed next.

NASA is using Docker container in a space project called DART that is now in development

While there are a lot of things that containers do to help improve security, there are still some missing pieces.

Lew Tucker, VP and CTO for Cloud Computing at Cisco details his company's latest initiatives to enable container applications across Cisco technologies.

The U.S is once again home to the most powerful computer in the world. The U.S. Department of Energy on June 8 showed off the new IBM-built Summit supercomputer, boasting 200 petaflops of computational power.

Red Hat is looking to make it easier for developers to build and integrate container applications both on-premises and in the cloud.

Joe Beda, co-founder of the Kubernetes project and currently CTO at Heptio, discusses the scope of the container orchestration effort and what's coming next.

While new Linux kernels always add new capabilities, they also often remove older un-used features as well. For Linux 4.17, support for the older IBM Power 4 silicon architecture was removed.

OpenStack is a widely deployed open-source cloud platform, but isn't necessarily secure by default. Learn what leading OpenStack experts said is needed to help make your cloud secure.

The open-source Helm project is now its own standalone project in the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, providing organization with package management system of deploying applications into a Kubernetes cluster.

Chris Aniszczyk, CTO of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation provides insight on new projects and technologies that will expand open-source cloud efforts.

CERN operates one of the largest OpenStack clouds in the world and had to reboot its entire cloud to patch for the meltdown and spectre vulnerabilities.

OpenStack Foundation showcases its strategy to go beyond it core open-source cloud roots.

VIDEO: JR Rivers, co-founder and CTO of Cumulus Networks details the evolution of his Linux-based networking company.

VIDEO: OpenStack Foundation Executive Director Jonathan Bryce and Chief Operating Officer Mark Collier discuss how the open-source organization is still thriving, even as corporate sponsorship changes and attendance at events declines.