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Red Hat reports first quarter fiscal 2018 revenue of $677 million as the company's core Linux platform continues to score large deals.

Tails 3 Stretches Linux Security Distribution Forward

Docker Inc has been busy the first two weeks of June with a series of initiatives that aim to help grow the company's business opportunities.

First new major milestone release for 2017 of popular blogging and CMS platform adds new widgets to make easier to display content.

Jonathan Bryce, Executive Director of the OpenStack Foundation explains how the open-source cloud platform has moved from Python 2 to Python 3 and now also has projects in typesafe programming languages.

LinuxKit project is now incubating several technologies to advance Linux security including the Wireguard VPN and Landlock security efforts.

The open-source KDE Plasma desktop was updated to version 5.10 on May 30, providing users with a refined user interface and new capabilities. KDE has long taken a different view on how a desktop should work and look, but with the 5.10 update, Plasma now enables users to have a familiar 'folder view' of the desktop, where icons for files and folders (instead of just function widgets) can be placed. Other enhancements include improved search functionality with Krunner, that displays both local as well as web search results.

When container vendor CoreOS first got started, among its primary innovations was the Fleet cluster management system. Now in 2017, Fleet is on its way out, as CoreOS has standardized on Kubernetes to be the basis of its commercial aspirations with the Tectonic platform.

Codenvy's technology platform is based on the open-source Eclipse Che online developer workspace effort, providing a cloud based Integrated Developer Environment for building code.

Widely deployed open-source file and folder project sharing fixes a dangerous vulnerability that could still be leaving consumer NAS users at risk.

Beta release of Red Hat's flagship Linux platform adds support for Network Bound Disk Encryption and the USBGuard software framework, providing improved security.

The OpenStack community held its semi-annual Summit event in Boston from May 8-11, showcasing the latest innovations and directions in the open-source cloud platform. The event also marked the first OpenStack Forum, providing developers with an opportunity to discuss technical issues for upcoming releases.

At the OpenStack Summit Boston, security experts talked about cloud security misconceptions and what's working well in cloud security today.

The OpenStack Pike release is currently scheduled for September 1 and it will bring with many new feature and improves. In a session at the OpenStack Summit in Boston, the top 8 new features that will be in OpenStack Pike were revealed.

Yet another new networking project is now being hosted by the Linux Foundation.

Linux vendor Red Hat has evolved over the years beyond its core roots to the cloud and containers. At the Red Hat Summit event that ran from May 2 to 4 in Boston, Red Hat executives emphasized time and again that Linux and the open-source model remain the foundation of everything they do.

On the second day of Red Hat Summit, CloudForms 4.5 and an update for Red Hat Insights debut, both benefitting from new integrations with Ansible's IT automation capabilities.

he Red Hat Summit got underway today, highlighted by a new partnership with Amazon for OpenShift, that doesn't involve the Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) and some bold pronouncements about competitors in the cloud market.

Ubuntu 12.04 dies today, but not for everyone. The Ubuntu 12.04 Long Term Support release first debutedin April 2012 and has been supported for five years.

"The five year support window ends on April 28," Dustin Kirkland, Ubuntu product and Strategy lead at Canonical, told ServerWatch.

The open-source Docker container project integrates many different security approaches, but like every other software project, it still has to deal with reported software vulnerabilities.