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When I tried netbooting 24 RPi3s in 2017, it failed miserably. Find out what changed when I built my private cloud with the newer Raspberry Pi 4s and K3s

Red Hat Tries Harder to Transition Data Centers Towards Containerization For six years already, most every data center migration to modern digital infrastructure has made it, well, most of the way. Now Red Hat works to move some organizations at least somewhat further. Jun 15, 2021 There’s still a considerable disconnect in data centers of all sizes between capacity planning (where systems are designed to support workloads) and workload optimization (where workloads are designed to supp...

Enterprise IT Architect Andy Thurai Joins Constellation Research as Vice President and Principal Analyst Share Article Advising on AI Sec Dev Ops, Observability, and Enterprise Software “We’ve seen significant demand among our CXO clients for deeper research into the world of AI Dev Sec Ops and a need for expertise in enterprise architecture,” said R “Ray” Wang, founder and CEO at Constellation Research. SILICON VALLEY, Calif. (PRWEB) ...

Only 3% of the active open source community is women. A University of Tennessee researcher found that harassment drives female contributors away. She offers ideas for creating more inclusive environments.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that enterprises must, in the near future, integrate machine learning (ML) in their software development pipelines in order to remain competitive in some way. But what exactly does AI and ML integration mean for any organization, whether a small-to-medium-sized company or a large multinational or a government agency with small offices? In the recently recorded “Advanced Developer Workloads with Built-In AI Acceleration” livestream broadcast, Intel’s AI...

Advocates of open source inclusiveness felt sidelined this March when the Free Software Foundation (FSF) reelected Richard Stallman to its board of directors. And this week, the FSF doubled down on this controversial decision in a statement on the election of Stallman. This move echoes a lot of the issues that the open source community continues to reckon with, including a toxic environment toward women and an overall lack of transparency. In this piece, we chronicle the response over the last ...

Andy Thurai is an accomplished IT executive, strategist, advisor, and evangelist with 25-plus years of experience in executive, technical, and architectural leadership positions at companies such as IBM, Intel, BMC, Nortel, and Oracle. He also advises many start-ups. He has been a keynote speaker at major conferences and served as host for many webcasts, podcasts, webinars, and video chats. Andy has written more than 100 articles on emerging technology topics for publications such as Forbes, Th...

2) Work with Local Angel Groups and Accelerators The best networks are those of your neighborhood angels and accelerators. Recommendations from them typically go to the top of the stack. Don’t be afraid to ask your angel investors for warm intro’s to VC’s. WRAL Techwire has a great directory of local Angels and Accelerators. 3) Connect with Venture Fellows With a quick LinkedIn message including the amount of your current raise and a contact email, reaching out to VC Fellows is an ea...

Glue42 Releases New Version of its Open-Source Platform - Newly released Glue Core version 2.0 highlights continuing demand for open-source software in capital markets and further closes the gap between open-source and full enterprise-class software; - Demonstrates that web-based desktop interop has come of age and can be used for both simple and complex use-cases with no additional license cost or need to install software; - Levels the playing field for remote traders across all size firms w...

Over the last decade, technology companies have been easing past traditional oil and gas conglomerates to become the wealthiest industry in the world. And yet, despite that vast wealth, there is still a massive tech talent gap. And now there’s a growing trend of tech workers coming together to call for greater unionization in this sector. This is moving beyond petitions and signed letters from staff, to increased walkouts, employee resource groups, and even formal trade unions. On January 4, ...