Tag: linux foundation
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Open Source, AI and the Bear — Where We’re Winning (and Where We’re Not)
This year, the Linux Foundation’s North American open-source summit was held in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The three-day event kicked off with a keynote from the Foundation’s executive director Jim Zemlin entitled, “Sometimes You Eat the Bear and Sometimes the Bear Eats You.”* In Jim’s 40-minute talk he went through where open source in AI is dominating,…
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EdgeX – Open Source IoT effort hosted by the Linux Foundation
Last month at the Cloud Foundry Summit Europe, not only did I attend various sessions, but I got to deliver one myself. The talk, entitled “EdgeX Foundry – Open Interop Platform for the IoT Edge,” gives a high level overview of the EdgeX Foundry which is an open source effort hosted by the Linux Foundation. …
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Harnessing Kubernetes – Cloud Foundry Container Runtime
A few weeks ago I attended Cloud Foundry summit Europe 2017 held in Basel, Switzerland. One of the more interesting topics that came up was the “Cloud Foundry Container Runtime,” an effort formerly known as “Kubo.” Kubo, which comes from “Kubernetes on Bosh,” was created jointly by Pivotal and Google in order to provide a simple…
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Introducing Kubernetes 1.0 and the Cloud Native Computing foundation
This morning at OSCON a special event was held to announce the launch of Kubernetes 1.0 (Google’s open source container management framework) as well as the introduction of the Cloud Native Computing foundation. One of the key speakers at the event was Craig McLuckie of Google who is a founding member of Kubernetes’ team. Craig has also been working with the Linux…