Leftovers: OSS
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Unikernel Profiling: Flame Graphs from dom0
Is a unikernel an impenetrable black box, resistant to profilers, tracers, fire, and poison? At SCaLE14x this weekend there was a full day track on unikernels, after which I was asked about unikernel profiling and tracing. I'm not an expert on the topic, and wasn't able to answer these questions at the time, however, I've since taken a quick look using MirageOS and Xen.
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Wercker Raises $4.5M Series A Round For Its Container-Centric Automation Platform
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Wercker Announces $4.5 Million in Series A Funding, Open Sources CLI Technology to Empower Developers
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Wercker is open sourcing its CLI tool for developers to celebrate $4.5 million in funding
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SourceForge’s New Owners, Mint’s New Apps & More…
Thank goodness this week is over. After our Larry Cafiero spent last week “putting out fires,” as he puts it, at SCALE 14x, I’ve spent the last couple of days doing the same here at FOSS Force. It seems our article on Slashdot’s sale attracted some unruly types to the comments, forcing us to put the shields up on our comments site-wide for the first time in our nearly six year history. You can still comment, but you might have to wait a while for us to notice it and approve it for publication. We’ll take the shields down as soon as we determine it’s safe to do so.
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GitLab's new features, Walmart's OneOps, The New York Times' Gizmo, and more news
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Walmart Open Sources OneOps Cloud Application Management Platform
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Walmart Opens OneOps Cloud Management to the Masses
Walmart on Tuesday announced that it has posted the code for its OneOps cloud application life cycle management platform on GitHub. The company developed the OneOps platform for building and launching cloud-based applications across varied storage environments that change frequently. It lets e-commerce vendors deploy apps on platforms from Microsoft Azure, Rackspace and CenturyLink public clouds to private or hybrid environments built with OpenStack.
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Perl SIG: About versions and macros
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