This Week in Linux News: Remembering Muhammad Ali's Linux Message, Cloud Foundry Runs Legacy Apps, & More
1) Muhammad Ali “shook up the world”; featured in IBM/Linux advertisement. Read More
How The Xen Project Streamlined Code Review By Analyzing Mailing List Data
The Xen Project’s code contributions have grown more than 10 percent each year. Although growth is extremely healthy to the project as a whole, it has its growing pains. For the Xen Project, it led to issues with its code review process:... Read More
This Week in Linux News: OpenSwitch Now a Linux Foundation Project, Linus Torvalds to Speak at LinuxCon Japan, & More
New open source networking project, OpenSwitch, is now a Linux Foundation Collaborative Project. Read More
The Rise of the Open Source Professional
Whether you realize it or not, open source software affects just about everyone around the world, every single day. It’s used by almost any industry you can think of, including telecommunications, finance, healthcare, automotive, retail,... Read More
How to Get an Open Source Security Badge from CII
Co-authored by Dr. David A. Wheeler Read More
Linus Torvalds, Google Compute Engine Architect Joe Beda, ASF Founder Brian Behlendorf to Speak at LinuxCon 2016
You can celebrate the 25th anniversary of Linux with Linus Torvalds and other open source innovators and leaders at LinuxCon North America and ContainerCon this year. Read More
Watch Apache Mesos Keynotes Live Today at MesosCon
Can’t make it to MesosCon North America this week? The Linux Foundation is pleased to offer free live video streaming of all keynote sessions on June 1-2, 2016. Read More
This Week in Linux News: Torvalds Monitoring Year 2038 Problem, Open Source Jobs Still in High Demand, & More
1) Linus Torvalds is keeping a close eye on Y2K-like “2038 problem,” which is already causing problems. Torvalds Unhappy with Sloppy Unix Millennium Bug Patches for Linux Kernel– Neowin 2) The Linux Foundation’s 2016 Open Source Jobs... Read More
June 9 Webinar on Getting Linux Certified - Tips, Tactics, and Practical Advice
More and more professionals are preparing for certification to fill in gaps in their Linux knowledge, build confidence, and prove to to their management team or hiring managers that their skills are sharp. According to the latest 2016 Open... Read More
How to Write a Job Posting for an Open Source Office Lead
By Benjamin VanEvery Read More
7 Essential Skill-Building Courses for the Open Source Jobs Market
Dice and The Linux Foundation recently released an updated Open Source Jobs Report that examines trends in open source recruiting and job seeking. The report clearly shows that open source professionals are in demand and that those with... Read More
Learn about Apache Mesos and the State of the Art of Microservices from Twitter, Uber, Netflix
When people talk about cloud native applications you almost inevitably hear a reference to a success story using Apache Mesos as an application delivery framework at tremendous scale. With adoption at Twitter, Uber, Netflix, and other... Read More
This Week in Linux News: Apache Foundation Founder Becomes Hyperledger Executive Director, Linux 4.6 Has Arrived, & More
1) Brian Behlendorf, developer of Apache web-server software, announced as the Hyperledger Project’s new executive director. Read More
New Self-Paced Online Course Preps SysAdmins for Linux Foundation Advanced Certification
The Linux Foundation has launched a new self-paced, online course to help senior Linux sysadmins prepare for the advanced Linux Foundation Certified Engineer (LFCE) exam. Read More
Open Source Officers at SanDisk, Twitter, Google Share Best Practices at OSCON 2016
Starting an open source program office is a growing trend among companies that leverage open source software in their business strategies. Read More
This Week in Linux News: Open Source Jobs Report Reveals In-Demand Skills, CII Announces New Badge Program, & More
1) The Linux Foundation Jobs Report (published this week) shows Open source programming and DevOps skills to be in-demand amongst hiring managers. Read More
5 Developers Explain Why They Attend ApacheCon
ApacheCon North America and Apache Big Data are coming up in just a few weeks and it’s an event that Apache and open source community members won’t want to miss. Read More
Thinking Big: Supporting Open Source for Decades to Come
Individuals start open source projects because it matters to them. Whether motivated by passion, interest, necessity, curiosity or fame, projects are often started by individuals who want to build better software. Do better work. Have an... Read More
Prepare for New OpenStack Admin Certification Exam With The Linux Foundation
With some studies showing the majority of private cloud deployments are on OpenStack, it’s essential that that today’s SysAdmins and DevOps pro’s are proficient on this important technology. That’s why today at OpenStack Summit in Austin,... Read More
This Week in Linux News: Hyperledger Project Could Help Solve Counterfeit Drug Problem, Linux Goals Have Changed, & More
This Week in Linux News: Hyperledger Project could help solve counterfeit drug problem, Linux goals have changed, and more. Get the latest on open source with the weekly news digest. Read More
Open Standards, Move Over
Well, that’s a blog title I never expected to use here. Read More
A Look Into Linux.com's New Server Stack
While our updated Linux.com boasts a clean look and fresh interface for our users, there’s also an entirely new infrastructure stack that we’re happy to take you on a tour of. Linux.com serves over two million page views a month: providing... Read More
This Week in Linux News: Civil Infrastructure Project Launches, Skype for Linux Disappoints, & More
This week in Linux news, The Linux Foundation launches the Civil Infrastructure Project (CIP), Skype for Linux users are disappointed, and more! Catch up on the latest in Linux news with our weekly digest. Read More
The Linux Foundation Partners with Kids on Computers to Support the Next Generation of Open Source Professionals
At The Linux Foundation we support a variety of community initiatives and organizations that are advancing free and open source software and creating opportunities for people from all backgrounds and ages to contribute. We focus this... Read More
Welcome To The New Linux.com!
Today we are launching the new, redesigned Linux.com. It’s been a long journey since we first surveyed our loyal readers about possible new features. You enthusiastically and generously responded with all of the ways you love – and don’t... Read More