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31 posts from February 2021

Open source, teamwork and mental health: my FOSDEM 2021

By toto, 8 February 2021

For the past 4 years I have participated in FOSDEM, a conference about free and open source software for developers. I love this event. It’s a welcome...

Kubeflow impact from health to telco

By Rui Vasconcelos, 8 February 2021

From Gitlab to Kubeflow in Healthcare ML Lifen, the french platform for healthcare products, recently switched from Gitlab’s jobs to Kubeflow Pipelines for...

Getting started with Flutter on Ubuntu

By Alan Pope, 8 February 2021

This is a guest post authored by Dani Llewellyn. It was originally featured on her blog, we’re reproducing it here with Dani’s permission. Dani is an active...

Hybrid cloud – everything you need to know

By Tytus Kurek, 8 February 2021

Hybrid cloud allows businesses to optimise their costs associated with cloud infrastructure maintenance. It also brings many other benefits, such as business...

AI in telecom: an overview for data scientists

By Maciej Mazur, 5 February 2021

AI in telecom is more complicated due to regulatory and security requirements. With containers setting up an environment for data scientists is much easier.

Portainer recommends MicroK8s for effortless deployment

By anastasiavalti, 5 February 2021

Learn how MicroK8s enables for the fastest and easiest deployment of container management tool Portainer.

What is Elasticsearch and how are enterprises using it?

By Kris Sharma, 4 February 2021

What does Netflix, eBay and Walmart have in common? They all use Elasticsearch. What is Elasticsearch? Elasticsearch is a real-time open-source distributed...

Ubuntu Core 20 secures Linux for IoT

By Canonical, 2 February 2021

2nd February 2021: Canonical’s Ubuntu Core 20, a minimal, containerised version of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS for IoT devices and embedded systems, is now generally...

Private home directories for Ubuntu 21.04

By Alex Murray, 1 February 2021

Ubuntu has evolved a lot since its early beginnings as an easier-to-use derivative of Debian that catered primarily to the nascent Linux desktop market. Today...


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