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Open Infrastructure Foundation News: Red Hat Provides $551.9 Million in Software Subscriptions to Boston University, Advancing Mission of OpenInfra Labs
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Red Hat’s funding will support Boston University Hariri Institute’s open research cloud initiative, the first region of OpenInfra Labs Cloud Network.
The OpenInfra Labs project will help support the development of operational knowledge and open source tools needed to operate platforms, like the Mass Open Cloud, which will help provide greater impact on open cloud research. AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) April 28, 2021 OpenInfra Foundation Platinum Member Red Hat is providing $551.9 million USD in software subscriptions and resources to the Hariri Institute’s open research cloud initiative, in addition to $20 million to support research and deepen collaboration under the Red Hat Collaboratory at Boston University. This effort is creating a production r
Magma Project Accelerates with Establishment of Magma Core Foundation and New Members Under Open Governance
- Project embraces open governance model, creates new neutral, cross-community Technical Steering Committee open for collaboration
- Community welcomes 11 new member organizations fostering innovation for 5G mobile packet core
- Magma Core Foundation s project roadmap integral to cross-community collaboration enabling end-to-end solutions and blueprints
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, the
Magma project, an open-source software platform that gives network operators an open, flexible and extendable mobile core network solution, announced project and community growth since its
recent move to the Linux Foundation to establish a neutral governance framework.
Airship 2.0 Arrives, Delivering Support for Public Cloud, Bare Metal With Simplified Architecture, Smaller Footprint, Faster Deployments
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All-new control plane in Airship 2.0 is built on Kubernetes, with cluster API multi-cloud provisioning and other cloud-native tools; Helm 3 and the Flux Helm Controller are integrated, offering better security posture.
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Airship 2.0 takes advantage of many of the good things that have been happening in the Kubernetes ecosystem. Airship 2.0 gives operators the ability to consistently specify and control deployments across bare metal, public clouds, OpenStack and other kinds of use cases. AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) April 21, 2021 Airship, an interoperable set of open source software tools used to declaratively automate cloud provisioning, is available in version 2.0 today. Airship 2.0 delivers enhanced document management capabilities, an improved upgrade pr