SPONSORED: As the Linux market is set to soar to nearly USD 100 billion by 2032, businesses are facing mounting challenges in managing increasingly complex workloads spanning from the cloud to the edge. Traditional Linux distributions are not built to meet the specific demands of these modern use cases, creating an urgent need for a more specialized, enterprise-grade solution.

Runtime Integrity services provide assurance that a system is uncorrupted, offering increased confidence in core security services and the potential for enhanced security decisions across many use cases through the incorporation of integrity information in their inputs.

AMD senior architect Ben Sander explains how the HIP interface integrates existing CUDA programs with the ROCm open development environment.

Canonical’s Snapcraft (Snappy) package manager creates self-contained applications that work across Linux distributions. We show you how to install, publish, and run a simple snap.

Kickstack uses Puppet modules to automate the installation of OpenStack and facilitate maintenance.

SmartOS brings together the best of Linux and Solaris to implement a virtualization platform with ZFS and KVM.

OpenStack is attracting lots of publicity. Is the solution actually qualified as a cloud prime mover? We take a close look at the OpenStack cloud environment and how it works.

The revelation of wide-spread government snooping has sparked a renewed interest in data storage security via encryption. In this article, we review some options for encrypting files, directories, and filesystems on Linux.

Tired of contending with shared passwords for wireless networks? Use WPA Enterprise and a FreeRADIUS server to set up a user password solution for wireless users.

The virt-builder tool lets you create new virtual machines in just a few seconds. We take a first look at the brand new tool.