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As Red Hat OpenShift clusters scale to support hundreds of microservices, the sheer volume of telemetry data can become overwhelming. Platform architects often face a difficult paradox: Maintain visibility required for security and compliance while also managing rising storage costs and "noise" associated with high-volume infrastructure logs. In this article, I explore how to leverage the ClusterLogForwarder (CLF) API and Loki filters in Red Hat OpenShift to move from a "collect everything" model to a route-by-value strategy.Infrastructure metadata and application insightIn a standard OpenShif

New malware targets Linux network devices for DDoS, crypto mining  SC Media

Rabbit revives the netbook spirit with Project Cyberdeck  TechRadar

The End of 10: How Linux could help Windows 10 PCs live on  TechTarget

Canonical brings Microsoft Defender to Ubuntu to tighten Linux security  BetaNews

Linux Distributions Begin Blocking Brazil Access Over New Digital Law  Linuxiac

AMD engineers are experimenting with a proof-of-concept implementation of a Shared Virtual Memory (SVM) implementation atop the DRM_GPUSVM framework...

AMD Prototyping AMDGPU SVM Atop DRM_GPUSVM Framework  Phoronix

An Intel project developed the past several years was kAFL-Fuzzer as a hardware-assisted feedback fuzzer for x86 virtual machines (VMs) to help with security. While it saw a lot of work in prior years, development activity slowed down last year and now the project has been formally ended...

Intel Ends Work On Open-Source kAFL-Fuzzer For Fuzzing VMs  Phoronix

4 obscure Linux apps I use all the time  How-To Geek

Minimal Linux Installs Rise For Performance And Control  findarticles.com

What's a minimal install for Linux? 6 reasons it can come in handy  ZDNET

This Linux feature is why I’m not scared of updates anymore (and Windows should copy it)  MakeUseOf

My Linux setup kept breaking after updates — until I realized updates weren't the problem at all  MakeUseOf

GNOME 50 is out today, on-schedule and just in time for being the default desktop of the likes of Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and Fedora Workstation 44...

GNOME 50 “Tokyo” Desktop Environment Officially Released, This Is What’s New  9to5Linux

While Fedora 43 was released at the end of October and there is just one month to go now until the release of Fedora 44, Fedora Asahi Remix 43 debuted today as this spin of Fedora Linux for Apple Silicon Macs...

Fedora Asahi Remix 43 Released For Apple Silicon Macs  Phoronix

Linux on Apple Silicon Mac computers gets better with Fedora Asahi Remix 43  How-To Geek