today's leftovers
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Apache OpenJPA - Life Beyond Hibernate?
Apache OpenJPA is the Java persistence project of the Apache Software Foundation. After quite some time flying under the radar, there's a new release. Let's look into it.
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How to Mount and Access Windows NTFS Drives in Linux
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How to drop all tables of MySQL database
A couple of days ago I was looking a way for easily drop all tables of a MySQL database.
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HP goes LINUX, Future of BUDGIE, and KDE PLASMA 5.25 beta - Linux and open source news
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Nearly half a million Kubernetes servers left open to the Internet
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Like a teenager, Kubernetes looks almost grown-up, yet still a bit awkward and confused
Platform: that’s the key word that sprung to mind after attending Kubecon-CloudNativeCon Europe 2022, hosted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) in Valencia last week. As in, Kubernetes isn’t a project any more, it’s a platform – and it’s one that’s now being used by thousands of organisations world-wide to build very real, very working applications and systems.
Yes, I know there’s not one single Kubernetes platform – every big cloud provider has its own hosted and certified distribution, there are managed services and there’s third-party commercial and free offerings from companies of all sizes (for example, VMware just released a new version of its free Tanzu Community Edition) that application developers can download and just get to work on.
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