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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 7th of April 2021 01:58:18 AM Filed under
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  • Linux on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: Using Storage in your cloud made easy with short training videos

    In this week’s Training Tuesday blog, we present a set of free, short videos on storage topics related to your Linux cloud instances. These videos demonstrate how to attach various types of cloud storage to your Linux instances and how to create shared cluster storage for Linux instances in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

  • Kafka Monthly Digest – March 2021

    This is the 38th edition of the Kafka Monthly Digest! In this edition, I’ll cover what happened in the Apache Kafka community in March 2021.

    For last month’s digest, see Kafka Monthly Digest: February 2020.

  • A developer goes to the Masters: Round 1

    Two of my greatest passions in life are sports and technology. So, I feel incredibly fortunate that I’m a Technology Program Manager for IBM Sports & Entertainment Partnerships, the team that produces the digital experience with some of the greatest sporting events in the world, like the US Open Tennis Championships and Wimbledon.

    In this role, I’ve had some incredible experiences, attending iconic events and meeting world-renown athletes. But, today I fulfilled a long-held dream. Today, I set foot on Augusta National Golf Club, the home of the Masters.

  • Accelerating Network Packet Processing on RHEL 8.3 with Intel Gen 3 Ice Lake Xeon

    With the push towards wide-scale 5G and edge service deployments, it’s important for Digital Service Providers (DSPs) to have a solid foundation for responding to customer challenges and requirements. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 offers several benefits for DSPs. With improved operating system performance, DSPs can take advantage of better throughput to deliver enhanced user experience for their customers.

    With the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.3 and building on our successful collaboration with Intel, Red Hat has extended the list of certified hardware to include Intel’s 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable processors (code-named Ice Lake, model Platinum 8360Y), and support for Intel’s latest 100Gb network adapter, the E810 series.

  • Announcing Red Hat regional leadership appointments

    Earlier this year we announced changes to our global sales leadership, and as Larry Stack takes on the role of executive vice president of Global Sales and Services, we’re excited to announce changes to our regional leadership team. Dirk-Peter (DP) van Leeuwen, previously senior vice president and general manager in Asia Pacific, has been named senior vice president and general manager of North America Commercial Sales. Marjet Andriesse, who joined Red Hat as vice president of Sales in Asia Pacific in October 2020, succeeds van Leeuwen in leading the company’s Asia Pacific region as vice president and general manager. Both appointments are effective immediately and van Leeuwen and Andriesse will report to Stack.

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Summary from the Diversity & Inclusion Team Meetup

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 7th of April 2021 02:12:30 AM.
  • Summary from the Diversity & Inclusion Team Meetup

    Fedora’s Diversity & Inclusion Team held a virtual meetup on Sunday March 21st, 2021. We had more than 20 attendees, with three main planning sessions and a Storytelling Workshop. The team had a successful event connecting, processing, and looking towards the future. The Storytelling Workshop was a fun way to unwind after a day of meetings and do something different as a team.

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