'Linux' Foundation and Openwashing Leftovers
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'Linux' Foundation and IBM/Oracle
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Take the Cloud Native Security Survey [Ed: "Linux.com Editorial Staff" posting pure trash that's not about Linux; over a month ago Torvalds mocked this as pure hype in a public talk, but they still piggyback his trademark]
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Red Hat ☛ Canary deployment strategy with Argo Rollouts and OpenShift Service Mesh
In my previous articles, I explained how to implement a canary deployment strategy with OpenShift Service Mesh and another article with Argo Rollouts. In this article, we will walk through the same example, this time using both technologies: Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh and Argo Rollouts.
Argo Rollouts is a Kubernetes controller and set of CRDs that provide advanced deployment capabilities such as blue/green, canary, canary analysis, experimentation, and progressive delivery features to Kubernetes. In this demo, we are going to use canary capabilities.
You can also check this other article for a blue/green deployment strategy with Argo Rollouts.
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Oracle Growls Louder for Graal Cloud Native [Ed: Even Torvalds says cloud-native is mindless hype]
GraalVM aims to simplify the build-and-run processes needed to create Java cloud-native services... among other features.
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Openwashing
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Silicon Angle ☛ OpsMill launches open-source Infrahub platform to ease network data management [Ed: Openwashing nonsense]
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Silicon Angle ☛ On theCUBE Pod: Nvidia’s new breakthrough and the latest in open source [Ed: Openwashing garbage from Microsoft-funded site; those use a dash in "open-source" because they're fakes]
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Network World ☛ Open RAN and HashiCorp are making us rethink openness
Open technology appeals to enterprises that want to avoid vendor lock-in. But to deliver real value, open-model technologies need to do more.
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IT Pro Today ☛ Linux in the Metaverse: Building Virtual Worlds With Open-Source Tools [Ed: Openwashing, hype, and possible misuse of the Linux brand by GAFAM]
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