Uber: Embracing the chaos

At QCon San Francisco today, Matt Ranney, chief architect at Uber, detailed the chaotic internal workings of the company’s software stack. The talk included references to three of Uber’s open-source projects, but also highlighted the utter chaos going on inside the organization. When Uber was created, said Ranney, it was little more than an outsourced … continue reading

Hewlett Packard Enterprise delivers Docker solutions from the data center to the cloud

Today at DockerCon Europe, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) introduced a comprehensive lineup of new solutions built for the Docker ecosystem. “Containers are changing the way applications are developed and managed, bridging the gap between IT and developers and helping organizations accelerate their pace of innovation,” said Martin Fink, EVP and CTO, HPE. “Hewlett Packard … continue reading

Yelp open-sources its code, OpenCar reveals new infotainment dev tool, and Project Astoria put on hold—SD Times news digest: Nov. 16, 2015

Yelp has open-sourced its code on GitHub for developers to use. Named PaaSTA, it’s a highly available distributed system for building, deploying, and running services using containers and Apache Mesos, according to its GitHub site. Yelp also wrote that PaaSTA has been running in production at Yelp for more than a year, and there are … continue reading

Bitfusion Labs launches Bitfusion Cloud Adaptor to bring the supercloud to developers, on-demand

Today at the supercomputing conference SC 2015, Bitfusion, a developer of advanced optimization technologies for high-performance, compute-intensive applications, announced the launch of Bitfusion Cloud Adaptor, a service that can be introduced to any developers’ local environment to access FPGA and GPU hardware in the cloud without costly or time-consuming integration. Bitfusion Cloud Adaptor is a … continue reading

Microsoft launches fund to improve access to affordable Internet in underserved markets

Microsoft Corp. has launched a new fund to cultivate companies with solutions that bring affordable Internet access to underserved markets. The fund is part of Microsoft’s Affordable Access Initiative, which invests in new last-mile access technologies, cloud-based services and applications, and business models that can reduce the cost of Internet access and help more people … continue reading

Rackspace launches managed cloud for Adobe Experience Manager in general availability

Rackspace today announced the general availability release of Managed Cloud for Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). The offering provides a managed automation platform built on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to overcome the complexity of hosting, configuring, and operating Experience Manager, all backed by Rackspace Fanatical Support and expertise. Rackspace Managed Cloud for AEM simplifies and accelerates … continue reading

Honoring Gene Amdahl, who developed the System/360 mainframe at IBM

With computers and devices faster than they’ve ever been, it’s hard to imagine life before today’s technology advancements. But thanks to development pioneers, their creations and talent has led to pieces of technology and software that makes the world what it is today. Gene M. Amdahl was one of these individuals. He died Tuesday at … continue reading

Microsoft open-sources machine-learning toolkit, ASUS is developing a HoloLens, and the first major Windows 10 update—SD Times news digest: Nov. 13, 2015

The Microsoft Distributed Machine Learning Toolkit (DMTK) was put on GitHub this week by researchers at the Microsoft Asia research lab, according to an Inside Microsoft Research blog post. The toolkit is designed for distributed machine learning, and it contains a parameter server-based programming framework that makes machine-learning tasks scalable, according to the blog. It … continue reading

Ninety percent of respondents to Red Hat survey plan to increase mobile app development investments in 2016

Red Hat, Inc., the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, today announced results from a recent mobile maturity survey, which revealed that 90 percent of respondents anticipate increasing investment in mobile application development within the next 12 months. The 2015 Red Hat mobile maturity survey also finds that these same respondents predict their organization’s … continue reading

IBM announces developerWorks Premium to accelerate speed and efficiency of deploying cloud projects

IBM has launched developerWorks Premium, a subscription model of its developerWorks community, to provide developers with exclusive, member-only curated tools and resources for IBM Cloud. With developerWorks Premium, developers now have an all-access pass to cloud-based IBM offerings and services that will help them rapidly prototype, develop and deploy cloud projects. Evans Data Corporation’s recent … continue reading

Guest View: Preparing for the online doorbusters

With Halloween over, an even scarier event is on the horizon for IT staff: the online doorbusters that come with the winter holiday season. The term “doorbuster” applies (sometimes literally) to brick-and-mortar stores during the holiday season. It also translates well to the information technology systems that get stressed heavily on big online sales days … continue reading

SD Times GitHub Project of the Week: Seneca

Microservices are becoming increasingly popular in the software industry as a way for developers to break down their monolithic applications into smaller components, so today we are featuring a microservices toolkit for Node.js. Seneca aims to take dependencies out of a developer’s workflow so they just have to worry about writing clean and organized code. … continue reading

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