How to deploy Ghost CMS on Kubernetes
Ghost CMS v6 from @TryGhost on Kubernetes, with our custom image, which has significant improvements intended to be used on Kubernetes
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Quantum Internet is Real and it's an Underground Network in NYC, USA
Qunnect Inc., a Brooklyn-based company, has successfully operated a prototype quantum internet network under the streets of New York City for 15 continuous days. This achievement marks a significant step towards the development of a practical and stable quantum internet. The network, called GothamQ, utilizes polarization-entangled photons and features automated
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OpenCTI: The Open-Source Cyber Threat Intelligence Platform
TL/DR OpenCTI is an open-source platform designed to help organizations manage their cyber threat intelligence (CTI) data and observables. Developed by Filigran, it uses a knowledge schema built on the STIX2 standards and features a modern web application architecture with a GraphQL API and a user-friendly front end. OpenCTI
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The Dark Side of Open Source: Are we all just selfish? Viktor Farcic thoughts and why he is absolutely right.
We reviewed Viktor Farcic' thoughts regarding the often-misunderstood world of open source, challenging the romantic notion of pure altruism. He explore the economic realities behind open source projects, highlighting how companies and individuals alike leverage it for personal gain. The conversation dives into the motivations behind starting and contributing
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Linux Foundation Embraces the Open-Source AI Revolution with OMI
The Linux Foundation has teamed up with the Open Model Initiative (OMI) to champion the development of open-source AI models. This collaboration aims to create a world where AI is accessible, transparent, and driven by the community, not corporate profits. They're focusing on building a solid foundation for
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The new Kubernetes v1.31.0 is here: what's new, and why should I care?
Kubernetes v1.31 is more than just a collection of new features and improvements; it's a testament to the project's commitment to constant evolution, improved user experience, and enhanced security. Whether you're a seasoned Kubernetes veteran or just starting your journey, v1.31 has
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Ingress, Gateway, Load Balancer, ClusterIP, and NodePort... What the Heck Are They? A Simplified Guide to Kubernetes Services!
TL;DR Kubernetes networking can be as confusing as... well, Kubernetes itself. Are you tired of getting distracted from your coding spree by kubernetes mess-ups? Here we offer a simple guide to Kubernetes Services, focusing on the key players: Ingress, Gateway, Load Balancer, ClusterIP, and NodePort. We'll unravel
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Python could have triggered global apocalypse by mistake
TL;DR: Imagine a world where your favorite social media platforms go dark, financial systems crash, and even space exploration grinds to a halt. This dystopian scenario almost became a reality thanks to a single leaked access token that could have given malicious actors the keys to the kingdom—the
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GitHub's Open Secret: Your Deleted and Private Repos Aren't as Private as You Think
TL;DR Have you ever committed something you shouldn't?, Because the GitHub garden has a privacy weed growing out of control. Turns out, deleting your GitHub forks or even entire repositories doesn't actually erase the data. This juicy info stays ripe for the picking, accessible to
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Google Cloud Enhances Databases with AI Power for the Age of Data and Intelligence
TL;DR; Google Cloud is making waves at its Cloud Next conference in Tokyo by injecting its database lineup with some serious AI muscle. Spanner, their globally distributed SQL database, now boasts graph and vector search capabilities, perfect for tapping into the power of generative AI. Bigtable, their NoSQL workhorse
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SAPwned: Wiz Research revealed SAP AI vulnerabilities that leaked full control on cloud instances and private AI data
TL/DR Grab your black hats, fellas: Wiz Research team has been poking around AI services to see if they're really as secure as they seem. They audited SAP AI Core, a PaaS which allows to develop, train and run AI managed, scalable services. Spoiler alert: They found
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Is OrbStack for you? Exploring Container Options for macOS: OrbStack, Lima and Docker Desktop
macOS users have several solid options for running containers, each with its own strengths. We review OrbStack, Lima (Linux Machines), and Docker Desktop, comparing their features, performance, and ease of use to help you choose the best fit for your development workflow. Whether you're a seasoned Kubernetes veteran