Red Hat's GPL-Centric Initiative, Upcoming Fedora Test Day
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SD Times news digest: gRPC support in NGINX, Amazon’s GameOn, and Red Hat’s open source licensing initiative
NGINX has announced native support for gRPC traffic within NGINX in its next NGINX OSS and NGINX Plus release. NGINX is an application delivery solution for the modern web. gRPC is a remote procedure call protocol that enables communication between client and server applications. The protocol is popular in service mesh implementations because of its wide language support and user-facing design.
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Momentum Builds as New Wave of Technology Industry Leaders Join Efforts to Increase Predictability in Open Source Licensing [Ed: The Common Cure Rights Commitment is somewhat morally corrupted by having Microsoft in it after Microsoft repeatedly violated the terms of the GPL and hoped it could cover that up. This is an entryism route into GNU.]
The GNU General Public License (GPL) and GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) are among the most widely used open source software licenses covering many important software projects, including the Linux kernel.
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Deprecate TCP wrappers Test Day 2018-03-22
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