
Joab Jackson
@joab_jackson
IT ops reporting @thenewstack: Kubernetes, containers, SRE, Linux, IaC, databases etc // see also @DiscCheap for the lively arts... joabj.bsky.social
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http://www.joabj.com 07-03-2009 15:56:20
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Instead of copying data over into user space, BPF-DB executes many database operations in the kernel itself. @Andy_Pavlo introduced how BPF-DB can be implanted via #eBPF at #P99CONF and Joab Jackson weighed in on the talk via The New Stack. ow.ly/LB5r50TXes8 #ScyllaDB



“The Apache 2.0 licensing removes traditional barriers to customization while enabling organizations to develop proprietary AI applications without ongoing licensing fees.” Computerworld #OpenAI computerworld.com/article/403495…

“The most frustrating part of YAML is that it doesn’t have to be this bad. YAML is a very broad specification. Inside that specification is a reasonable grammar screaming to be let out..." thenewstack.io/kubernetes-is-… The New Stack #Kubernetes #K8s #YAML #KYAML




"Open Source is letting AI walk all over it."--Jim Jagielski linkedin.com/pulse/how-open… #OpenSource







Kubernetes is getting relief from YAML pain with KYAML. In the upcoming 1.34 release, this strict YAML subset for Kubernetes eliminates whitespace counting and fixes the notorious "Norway" issue. Joab Jackson explains the details and impact. thenewstack.io/kubernetes-is-…

No more whitespace headaches for Kubernetes users. The new KYAML subset, arriving in version 1.34, streamlines YAML for K8s and tackles long-standing quirks like the "Norway" problem. Joab Jackson breaks down what this means for developers. thenewstack.io/kubernetes-is-…


