IBM open sources WebSphere Liberty code

• IBM open-sources WebSphere Liberty code for building Java cloud-native apps

• IBM open sources Liberty codebase to boost microservices and cloud-native app development

• IBM open sources WebSphere Liberty code

• IBM releases WebSphere Liberty code to open source

  IBM today is moving the code that underlies its WebSphere Liberty solution for development using Agile and DevOps methodologies to GitHub, where it will be available this week under the Eclipse Public License v1. The Open Liberty project is working to create a new runtime for Java microservices that can be moved between different cloud environments, according to Ian Robinson, an IBM distinguished engineer and the chief architect of WebSphere. Open Liberty will be the basis the IBM’s continued development of its Liberty product – the codebase is the same — and will be fully supported in commercial WebSphere licenses. It can be downloaded at openliberty.io.

GPUVis in the News

• Valve Is Collaborating On GPUVis For Tuning Radeon Linux VR Performance

  One of the many interesting talks at yesterday's XDC2017 conference was Valve's Pierre-Loup Griffais talking about GPUVis.

• GPUVis, an open source Linux GPU profiler similar to GPUView

  It seems Valve have been busy. GPUVis is a Linux GPU profiler similar to GPUView on Windows. It's supposed to help track down Linux gpu and application performance issues.

Intel: Graphics Changes For Linux 4.15 and Clear Containers 3.0

• Intel Preps Their First Batch Of Graphics Changes For Linux 4.15

  The first batch of drm-intel-next changes are ready to be queued in DRM-Next as feature work for eventually merging to mainline come the Linux 4.15 merge window.

• Announcing Intel® Clear Containers 3.0!

  The Clear Containers team has been working on the next generation of Clear Containers and today that work culminates in the release of Clear Containers 3.0! Today’s release presents a generational and architectural shift to utilize virtcontainers, a modular and hypervisor agnostic library for hardware virtualized containers. Clear Containers 3.0 is written in Go language and boasts an OCI* compatible runtime implementation (cc-runtime ) that works both on top of virtcontainers, and as a platform for deployment.

• Intel Unleashes Clear Containers 3.0, Written In Go

  Clear Containers 3.0 as Intel's latest Linux container tech is now written in the Go programming language rather than C. They are also now making use of virtcontainers as a modular and hypervisor agnostic library for hardware-virtualized containers. Clear Containers 3.0 also adds support for a virtio-blk storage back-end and other improvements for security and performance.

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