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Officially launched by the Linux Foundation in March 2019, the CD Foundation includes in its project portfolio some of the most widely used and deployed CI/CD tools, including Jenkins, Spinnaker and Tekton. The open source Jenkins CI/CD project gains more community participation and a roadmap for future improvements.

Connecting one source of data to another isn't always easy because of different standards, data formats, and APIs to contend with, among the many challenges. One of the groups that is trying to help with the challenge of data interoperability is the Linux Foundation's Open Data Platform initiative (ODPi).

Enterprise Presto SQL vendor Starburst updated its data query platform with expanded support for legacy Hadoop workloads as well as modern cloud data lakes deployments.

Of late, IBM hasn't been the strongest supporter of the open source OpenStack cloud platform, but with Red Hat that is changing.

A new Linux Foundation hosted group will support open source data management and promote interoperability between applications and data sources, on premises or cloud-based.

The FinOps Foundation is joining the Linux Foundation to accelerate its efforts to bring the costs of the cloud in line with financial accounting within companies.

The Apache Software Foundation updates a number of its open source cloud projects, including Apache Libcloud, Traffic Control and CloudStack, with new functionalities

PostgreSQL database users including IKEA and Konica Minolta Healthcare detail how and why they chose to use the open source database, at the Postgres Vision 2020 virtual conference.

Apache Hudi (Hadoop Upserts Deletes and Incrementals) is a data lake project that enables stream data processing on top of Apache Hadoop-compatible cloud storage systems, including Amazon S3.

The new CEO of Yugabyte, Bill Cook, explains why his distributed SQL database firm is growing as it raises its Series B round of funding with open source at the foundation.

MongoDB updated its namesake open source database platform to version 4.4 and released data lake and mobile data offerings.

After 25 years of availability, Java shows no signs of decline as a widely used developer language that is now accelerating with a faster release cycle.

Splunk is integrating open source Apache Kafka capabilities alongside Apache Pulsar support to better enable its latest Data Stream Processor release.

Python 2 has reached its end of life, with the open source project no longer providing updates, but that doesn't mean the 2.x version of the programming language has disappeared — yet.

Speakers from Shopify and LinkedIn outline open source database cloud and security challenges and best practices at the Percona Live Online conference.

Instaclustr co-founder and CTO Ben Bromhead explains why open source databases like Cassandra are increasingly enterprise grade and how the expanding market of Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) adds value.

The latest release of the open source cloud platform improves life cycle management features to help cloud operators as they update hardware and transition workloads.

The widely used JavaScript framework is moving forward with a new release that adds diagnostic reporting and experimental WebAssembly features.

The open source GraphQL Foundation has grown over the course of its first year as database and application developers adopt the API layer approach to connecting different data sources.

The open-source effort hits a major milestone, as the Eclipse Foundation takes aim at providing a stable competitive alternative to Visual Studio Code.