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werf is our open-source GitOps CLI utility for building and delivering applications in Kubernetes. The v1.1 release introduced a new feature in the image builder: content-based tagging. Until now, the typical tagging scheme in werf involved tagging Docker images by Git tag, Git branch, or Git commit. However, all these schemes have their drawbacks.
werf is our open-source GitOps CLI utility for building and delivering applications in Kubernetes. As promised, the release of version v1.0 marked the beginning of introducing new features to werf and revising familiar approaches. We are now excited to present the v1.1 release, which is a significant step forward in the development and a foundation for the future of the werf builder. The version is available at this time.
Oracle has introduced the first stable release of Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel 6 (UEK R6), an extended version of the Linux kernel aimed at being used in the Oracle Linux distribution as an alternative to the standard package featuring the kernel from Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The kernel is available only for x86_64 and ARM64 (aarch64) architectures. The source code of the kernel, including a breakdown into separate patches, has been published publicly […]
The release of the XCP-NG 8.1 project has been published, developing a free and open-source alternative to the proprietary Citrix Hypervisor platform (formerly known as XenServer) for deploying and managing cloud infrastructure. XCP-NG recreates the functionality that Citrix removed from the free version of Citrix Hypervisor/Xen Server starting from version 7.3. It supports upgrading from Citrix Hypervisor to XCP-ng, ensuring full compatibility with Xen Orchestra and the ability to […]
After 8 months of development, the LineageOS 17.1 branch (a distribution based on Android 10) becomes the main one. This means that starting from April 1, 2020, 17.1 builds will be created daily, while version 16.0 will shift to a weekly schedule. Version 17.0, based on the August release of Android 10, has been updated to version 17.1 following the emergence of the Android 10 codebase for Google […]
At the end of March, a new version of the InterSystems IRIS data platform, 2020.1, was released. Even the coronavirus pandemic didn't prevent this launch. Key features of the new release include improved core performance, generation of REST applications according to OpenAPI 2.0 specifications, sharding for objects, a new type of Management Portal, MQTT support, a universal query cache, and a new framework for creating product elements in Java or .NET. Full […]
The studio rose-engine has announced the horror game Signalis in the style of anime pixel art. The game will be released on PC, but the release date has not yet been announced. Rose-engine is also interested in releasing Signalis on consoles, but at the current stage of development, it is focused solely on one platform. In Signalis, you will uncover a dark secret, solve puzzles, fight nightmarish creatures, and journey through a dystopian surreal […]
The developers of the LineageOS project, which succeeded CyanogenMod after the latter's discontinuation by Cyanogen Inc, have introduced the release of LineageOS 17.1, based on the Android 10 platform. The 17.1 release was formed bypassing 17.0 due to specific tagging features in the repository. It's noted that the LineageOS 17 branch has reached par with the functionality and stability of branch 16 and is now deemed ready to transition to […]
Huawei has become one of the licensees and participants of the Open Invention Network (OIN), an organization that protects the Linux ecosystem from patent claims. OIN participants commit not to assert patent claims and grant free use of patented technologies in projects related to the Linux ecosystem. Huawei possesses a significant number of patents in the fields of communications, cloud technologies, smart devices, and electronics. Among the […]
When you work remotely all the time, work gradually takes up all your free time. And this is a karma that's hard to shake off. However, when you were working in an office and suddenly found yourself at home (like all of us), you unexpectedly discover a lot of free time that doesn't detract from the current tasks of the company. After a couple of days of blissful bingeing in front of the monitor with […]
Hello everyone! This is the second post in our Quarkus series – today we will talk about native compilation. Quarkus is a Java stack designed for Kubernetes. While there is still much to be done here, we have thoroughly addressed numerous aspects, including JVM optimization and a range of frameworks. One of the features of Quarkus that has garnered increased interest from developers is […]
The release of the NetBSD 8.2 operating system has been published. In accordance with the new release preparation process, NetBSD 8.2 has been categorized as a corrective update and primarily includes fixes for issues identified since the release of NetBSD 8.1. For those seeking new features, a significant release, NetBSD 9.0, was recently launched. Installation images sized at 740 MB are available for download at […]