tobru.guru Newsletter #16
NewsletterThreema goes Open Source and Docker registries everywhere. Plus a fresh Commodore release.
The tobru.guru irregular newsletter. A curated list of links collected throughout the day reflecting my current interests like Cloud Native technologies, IoT, sensors and other fun tech stuff.
Threema goes Open Source and Docker registries everywhere. Plus a fresh Commodore release.
Kubernetes is the clear winner topic in this issue. Plus it marks my 20th anniversary in IT.
The after-Holiday-edition, the biggest one ever. Upcoming ones will not be that big anymore, promised. It features a lot of diverse content, the most prominent clearly is Kubernetes multitenancy. And a bit about KDE.
Shortest issue ever, few releases, no news. Summer holidays is in full swing. Nevertheless a link to a very cool slide deck about Traceroute.
A new Cloudron and Project Syn release, a good post-mortem and some rambling about the Twitter hack. Also a nice list of newly discovered GitHub repost.
Releases! Releases! OpenShift, OKD, k3d. Riot is now Element. And how do I find the price for the product I want to sell.
SUSE buys Rancher Labs, Operator Framework moves into CNCF and Asciiflow will see a major rewrite. Not so many tools this time, but a few good ones like Go for microcontrollers.
A good bunch of links for Prometheus and Metrics things plus how to save money with Kubernetes on public clouds and also again a lot of newly discovered interesting tools.
Crossplane news, Unix history and a really long list of newly discovered tools. The Internet never sleeps as it seems. Plus a getting started guide for Project Syn.
This issue talks about many things around Kubernetes, the Corona contact tracing app and contains a lot of good articles to read. Not too much personal comments this time.