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Open Source Roundup
While the open source story everyone was watching this week was probably the release of Docker EE 17.06, there were a couple of stories “bubbling under” (as Billboard used to call an also-ran record sales chart) that deserves some attention.
We’ll start with Oracle, because no company says “open source” like Oracle.
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Bloomberg
Continue reading Lenovo Posts Surprise Loss as PC Sales Crater, Costs Climb
You can now reduce your attack footprint with VMs in Azure by denying persistent access but still taking control of access as needed.
read more Continue reading Microsoft Azure Just-In-Time Virtual Machine Access Preview
You can now reduce your attack footprint with VMs in Azure by denying persistent access but still taking control of access as needed.
read more Continue reading Microsoft Azure Just-In-Time Virtual Machine Access Preview
Docker this week announced the first update to its rebranded flagship platform with the release of Docker Enterprise Edition (EE) 17.06. Back in March, Docker rolled out the first Docker EE, built on the backs of what had been known as Docker Commerc… Continue reading Docker Can Now Containerize Legacy Apps Running on Mainframes
Docker this week announced the first update to its rebranded flagship platform with the release of Docker Enterprise Edition (EE) 17.06. Back in March, Docker rolled out the first Docker EE, built on the backs of what had been known as Docker Commerc… Continue reading Docker Can Now Containerize Legacy Apps Running on Mainframes
Box is using the Google Cloud Vision API to introduce image recognition with Box.
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Box is using the Google Cloud Vision API to introduce image recognition with Box.
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A report by Druva, released today, finds that 90 percent of VMware professionals plan to have migrated workloads to the cloud by 2018.
read more Continue reading In Moving Production Workloads to Cloud, VMware Professionals Prefer AWS, Azure