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Video: PBS Pro Workload Manager Goes Open Source
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Turris Omnia: high-security, high-performance, open-source router
An Indigogo campaign was recently launched for the Turis Omnia, promising backers a high-security, high-performance, open-source router.
“With powerful hardware, Turris Omnia can handle gigabit traffic and still be able to do much more,” the company said.
“You can use it as a home server, NAS, printserver, and it even has a virtual server built-in.”
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IBM SystemML Machine Learning Technology Goes Open-Source
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PuppetLabs Introduces Application Orchestration
Everybody loves Puppet! Or at the very least, an awful lot of people USE Puppet and in the IT world, “love” is often best expressed by the opening of one’s wallet. I know, in the FOSS world wallets are unnecessary, and Puppet does indeed have an Open Source version. However, once one gets to enterprise-level computing, a tool designed for enterprise scale is preferable and usually there is a cost associated.
Puppet was originally started as an open source project by Luke Kanies in 2005, essentially out of frustration with the other configuration management products available at the time. Their first commercial product was released in 2011, and today it is the most widely used configuration management tool in the world with about 30,000 companies running it. According to our own surveys, better than 60% of Linux Journal readers use some form of Puppet already and you must like it too as it regularly finishes at or near the top in Readers’ Choice awards.
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