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FLOSS Weekly 432: FreeNAS
Simon was co-host of the lively interview with the FreeNAS project last week on FLOSS Weekly 432.
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Oracle Is Working On Interrupt-Aware Scheduler For Linux
Rohit Jain of Oracle's Linux kernel team is working on an interrupt aware scheduler, which should improve performance for workloads with interrupt activity.
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VC4 Raspberry Pi 3D Driver Development Has Been Busy This Spring
Broadcom developer Eric Anholt has been busy this spring leading the charge on advancing the VC4 DRM+Gallium3D driver stack that most notably is used by Raspberry Pi devices for a fully-open graphics driver stack.
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CoreOS releases Tectonic 1.6.2 with Kubernetes
In CoreOS’ latest Tectonic release, it is providing several features to deliver enterprise Kubernetes. Tectonic 1.6.2 comes with major updates, like Kubernetes 1.6.2, and backend Terraform support for Tectonic Installer on AWS and bare metal.
In this release, the Tectonic Installer is now supported by Terraform, a tool for safely launching and building infrastructure. According to head of product at CoreOS Mackenzie Burnett, in a blog post, shipping Tectonic with Terraform is “setting the stage” for scriptable and customizable installations of self-hosted Kubernetes on AWS and bare metal.
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