Following the recent pattern, the discussion about Red Hat’s move to no longer make the source code for RHEL publicly

First, I’d like to continue the evolving discussion about RedHat’s move to limit its RHEL source code to its paying

You may have noticed that the newsletter got one week off from its usual cadence. That is due to my

Recently, Red Hat’s change in how they distribute the source code of their distro caught my (and the open source world’s) attention.

The eight-week cadence brings the new DRBD releases 9.1.15 and 9.2.2. The two releases contain roughly the same bug fixes. What

LINBIT SDS and xiRAID have proven to work exceptionally well together, and with LINBIT SDS now on Xinnor xiRAID, I

I recently spoke at STAC Summit in London and Rene Peinthor, a LINBIT developer, was also in London for his talk at

Speed of Light Media has been ecstatic with their decision to replace CEPH in favor of DRBD®. According to Robert

These days, I have been staying busy preparing for my presentation at STAC Research in London on May 4th. On the same

LINBIT® SDS is available for Kubernetes (and OpenShift), Apache CloudStack, Open Stack, OpenNebula, XCP-ng, and Proxmox. When I think of