Red Hat and Fedora
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Red Hat Opens Call for Submissions for 2017 Red Hat Certified Professional of the Year Award
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Red Hat Data Shows Big Increases in OpenStack Deployments
Step back and think about it, and It's hard to believe that the OpenStack cloud computing story isn't even five years old yet. Back in 2010, Rackspace and NASA announced an effort to create a sophisticated open source cloud computing infrastructure that could compete with proprietary offerings. Since then, OpenStack has won over countless tech titans that are backing it, and has its own foundation.
Now, Red Hat is out with results from a survey that show that OpenStack production deployments more than doubled in 2016. Clearly, organizations have moved beyond the evaluation stage and are trusting this open cloud platform.
Last year, many companies were still learning about OpenStack clouds or developing proof-of-concepts. Now they are deploying OpenStack.
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Red Hat Opens Call for Submissions for 2017 Red Hat Certified Professional of the Year Award
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Identifying Analyst Forecast Summary To Consider: Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT), Visa Inc. (NYSE:V)
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Red Hat Inc. (RHT) Upgraded to “Strong-Buy” by Vetr Inc.
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ABR Of Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT) At 1.31
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Investor Watch on Shares of Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT)
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Fedora 26 Looks At Updating Its CFLAGS / CXXFLAGS
The latest change request coming in for Fedora 26 is to update the default C/C++ compiler flags.
The proposed changes are to add -Werror=implicit-function-declaration and -Werror=implicit-int for helping better prepare C code for future revisions to C and making the code more friendly with C++ programs. Additionally, for Fedora 26 on i686, the plan is to drop -mtune=atom. The tuning for Atom was done previously back when 32-bit Intel Atom CPUs were very common, but now less so, and many i686 Fedora packages are being installed on x86_64 and thus might run a bit faster on current hardware.
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