Articles from ADMIN Issue 91
Value is a lost corporate trend.
In the news: (Percona Everest Is Now OpenEverest; Docker Hardened Images Now Freely Available; NVIDIA Launches the Rubin AI Platform; IEEE Offers Two AI Ethics Certifications; Black Duck Launches Signal Security Solution; CISA Releases Guidelines for AI Integration in Operational Technology; Action1 Now Includes Linux Patch Management; AlmaLinux OS 10.1 Now Generally Available; Red Hat Announces Project Hummingbird; SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16 Now Available.)
Finding the best approach and location for developing and operating computationally intensive machine learning models can be tricky. We explain how you can use Kubeflow to develop, deploy, and manage portable and scalable machine learning applications.
ChatGPT can provide admins valuable support to detect attacks and data breaches and respond to suspicious activity at an early stage.
Artificial intelligence-based assistance systems are making inroads into the world of command-line interpreters to support users with simple one-liners and error analysis. We take a look at the first test versions of Microsoft's AI Shell, which were released at the end of 2024.
Build a cloud-native, high-performance AI developer workflow with AWS Inferentia2 for scalable and cost-effective AI inference.
LibreChat offers an open source alternative to commercial AI chat platforms, supporting various LLM providers and integrating seamlessly with existing IT structures for more flexibility and security.
Windows 365 Link unveils new hardware in the form of a minimalist thin client specifically for its in-house Windows 365 cloud PCs, with a version of Windows 11 trimmed down to the bare essentials.
Timing techniques and system-level monitoring tools like Remora provide insight into application behavior and how applications interact with system resources.
We look at full-scale Kubernetes and alternative lightweight distributions in edge computing environments.
