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Observability isn’t just about metrics, it’s about momentum. 📈 In this new case study, #SUSE Observability helped the #Longhorn project team uncover hidden #Kubernetes misconfigurations, accelerating root cause analysis and reinforcing reliability across #CNCF projects. This is the power of topology-aware #insights, #automated discovery and #OpenSource collaboration. SUSE is proud to support the #cloudnative community with tools that go beyond the dashboard. Explore how SUSE #Observability is reshaping #Kubernetes health and performance. Read the full story https://okt.to/defY5N #CloudNative #Kubernetes #Observability #OpenSource #CNCF #SUSE #Longhorn #RancherPrime

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Small footprint eXtremeDB offers more features than any other database management system, giving professional developers reliability, speed and connectivity solutions for current needs and future growth.  Unique features include: - Active Replication Fabric to mitigate IoT connectivity issues - A *hard* real-time option - In database analytics. Pipeline over 150 built-in vector based statistical functions for the lowest possible latency when processing time series data Learn more: https://t.ly/y0nf- #EmbeddedDevelopment #extremedb #DatabaseManagement for #embeddedsystems #iotsolutions #indatabaseanalytics

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Pragmatic Engineer did a great deep dive on "Building MCP servers in the real world": https://lnkd.in/ghBu9fwV Great insights on the growing use of *internal* MCP servers, like for documentation, data analytics, debugging, issue triaging, etc. That's why MCP auth and networking is so important. I highly recommend the Pragmatic Engineer newsletter -- I finally upgraded to a paid subscription today, reimbursed by Microsoft in PD budget.

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Both OCI File Storage (FSS) and Lustre drastically reduce container image fetch and execution times on repeat accesses. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gYu2nMJV

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Claude Code pro-tip: every time you "always allow" a command, Claude adds it to that project's settings.json. You should regularly curate some of these into ~/.claude/settings.json

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Really enjoyed this new podcast episode with Chief Product Officer of MariaDB, Vikas Mathur. He gave what I think is the clearest explanation so far of how MariaDB balances open source community innovation with enterprise-grade reliability. Community brings us the spirit of open source, early feedback at scale, and broad adoption — the “core” innovation stays open and free. Enterprises need more: mission-critical support, advanced security, HADR, and performance guarantees. That’s where the enterprise edition comes in. It’s not about closing things off, but about creating a synergy: the community accelerates product evolution, while enterprise funding and requirements ensure MariaDB can keep investing in the open source core. This combination is what allows #MariaDB to remain more open than #MySQL, and more innovation-friendly than #PostgreSQL. Well worth a listen if you want to understand how MariaDB is navigating this balance while pushing forward on #AI, #performance, and #cloud. https://lnkd.in/dkhqw8bV #MariaDB #OpenSource #Database #Community #Enterprise #Innovation #AI #VectorSearch #SQL #Cloud #MySQL #PostgreSQL #DigitalTransformation #TechStrategy

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This week DHH called his new project "open source" despite a license that restricts competing SaaS use. Matt Mullenweg pushed back. Now they're arguing about definitions. I've spent 20 years working on open source sustainability. The definition matters, but it's not the real problem. The hard problem is that companies extract enormous value from open source while leaving maintainers to carry the weight. More thoughts in my blog post below: https://lnkd.in/e8fC5FQh

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