SUSE: seidl, SUSE Manager, and SUSECON Digital 22
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seidl - display current SUSE publiccloud images in your terminal - openQA bites
seidl is a small pint query utility designed to easily list the current publiccloud images in the terminal. Pint (Public Cloud Information Tracker) is the SUSE service to provide data about the current state of publiccloud images across all supported public cloud service providers. The public-cloud-info-client is an already existing versitale client, however I find its usage a bit bulky if it comes to the task of displaying the current images. This is where seidl complements the existing client. See for yourself:
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SUSE Manager 4.3 Public RC is out!
We are happy to announce our Public Release Candidate for SUSE Manager 4.3!
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Journey to the Edge at SUSECON Digital 22
It is just a few short weeks until SUSECON Digital 2022, which goes live June 7-9, and I am thrilled to be delivering the Edge keynote at the show.
In support of SUSE’s mission to become the most trusted and secure infrastructure stack in the market I’m going to be discussing why our Edge computing offering stands out in enabling business applications to run where they are best suited.
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