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Next-generation network management: Event streaming with a service-oriented approach
BlueAlly is a Red Hat Advanced Build (AB) partner focusing on network and cloud automation using Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. In May of 2023, the BlueAlly Consulting team was invited to the Cisco Federal Innovation Challenge (CFIC) hosted at the GSA Workplace Innovation Lab 1 in Washington, DC.
The goal of the CFIC is to bring together ideas to accelerate modernization across the federal and defense landscape. The focus is NetDevOps, IT modernization, telemetry and visualization.
The team's solution is an extensible architectural framework based on streaming services and Event-Dr
Intel Shadow Stack Finally Merged For Linux 6.6
The Intel Shadow Stack support that is part of their Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET) has finally been merged for the Linux 6.6 kernel after it was previously rejected by Linus Torvalds...
Intel GDS/Downfall Linux Mitigation Updated To Confirm All Skylake CPUs Are Affected
The Linux mitigation for the Intel Gather Data Sampling (GDS) "Downfall" vulnerability was updated to reflect all Skylake and Kabylake CPUs being vulnerable to this nasty issue. Due to those Skylake client processors reaching the end of their official support life at Intel, the original Linux mitigation for GDS/Downfall didn't properly protect those older Core processor models...
10 Best Dark Themes for Ubuntu Linux - Asiana Times
10 Best Dark Themes for Ubuntu Linux Asiana Times
NFSD With Linux 6.6 Brings A Thrilling New Feature
Chuck Lever III of Oracle has submitted the NFSD changes for Linux 6.6 for this NFS server of which he is particularly thrilled about one of the new features this cycle...
AMD Open-Source GPU Kernel Driver Above 5 Million Lines, Entire Linux Kernel At 34.8 Million
With the in-development Linux 6.6 kernel adding support for more upcoming Radeon graphics processors, that means more auto-generated header files for the new IP blocks... I was curious to see the overall size now of the AMDGPU kernel driver along with its associated code like the AMDKFD compute driver. It's now above 5 million lines for the kernel driver portion...
PHP 8.3 RC1 Released With json_validate, Anonymous Read-Only Classes
The first release candidate of PHP 8.3 is now available for testing this annual feature release...