Dennis Hamilton hat eine Diskussion die Zukunft der freien Officesuite angestoßen. Für den Vorsitzenden des Apache Openoffice Project Management Committee (PMC) gehört dazu auch ein mögliches Aus für das Projekt. (Openoffice, Office-Suite)
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From webinars to workshops, meetups to conference talks, September is packed with lots of #Docker events. Check out the list of upcoming events sorted by continent below:
Official Docker Training Courses
Introduction to Docker: This is a two-day, on-site or classroom-based training course which introduces you to the Docker platform and takes you through installing, integrating, and running it in your working environment.
Sep 5-6: Introduction to Docker with Luis Herrera – Docker Captain &8211; Madrid, Spain
Sep 12-13: Introduction to Docker with Contino &8211; London, United Kingdom
Sep 15-16: Introduction to Docker with AKRA &8211; Hamburg, Germany
Sep 19-20: Introduction to Docker with Alterway &8211; St. Cloud, France
Docker Administration and Operations: The Docker Administration and Operations course consists of both the Introduction to Docker course, followed by the Advanced Docker Topics course, held over four consecutive days.
Sep 12-15: Docker Administration and Operations with Luis Herrera &8211; Docker Captain &8211; Madrid, Spain
Sep 15-18: Docker Administration and Operations with AKRA &8211; Hamburg, Germany
Sep 19-23: Docker Administration and Operations with Amazic &8211; Nieuw-Vennep, The Netherlands
Sep 20-23: Docker Administration and Operations with Vizuri &8211; Austin, TX
Sep 26-29: Docker Administration and Operations with Luis Herrera &8211; Docker Captain &8211; Madrid, Spain
Advanced Docker Operations: This two day course is designed to help new and experienced systems administrators learn to use Docker to control the Docker daemon, security, Docker Machine, Swarm, and Compose.
Sep 21-22 Advanced Docker Operations with Alterway &8211; St. Cloud, France
Sep 22-23: Advanced Docker Operations with AKRA &8211; Hamburg, Germany
Asia
Sep 3rd: DOCKER MEETUP AT IBM INDIA PVT LTD. &8211; Mumbai, India
Docker: Build, test and deploy SaaS applications. Speaker: William Greenly. Session: Cognitive processing using Docker and IBM Watson. Speaker: Augustine Correa.
Sep 6th: DOCKER MEETUP AT PAYPAL &8211; Singapore, Singapore
Talks by Vincent Serpoul, Kai Hendry and Docker on Azure by Microsoft.
Sep 9-10th: CNUTCON 2016 WORLD CONTAINER CONFERENCE &8211; Beijing, China
Docker Engineer Dongluo Chen will speak about Using Docker SwarmKit Clustering Management and Service Orchestration
Sep 21st: CONTAINER SUMMIT TAIWAN&8211; Taipai, Taiwain
Docker Engineer Dongluo Chen will be speaking about Docker Swarm, Swarm Kit and the new Swarm mode built in Docker 1.12.
Sep 27th: DOCKER MEETUP AT RAWAQ TRAINING CENTER &8211; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Join us for a deep dive into Docker Technology and How VMware work with Docker Technology together. Learn how integrate Docker with VMware vSphere and create Docker Container on Photon OS and Manage it by Photon Controller.
Europe
Sep 1st: DOCKER MEETUP AT REAL IMPACT ANALYTICS &8211; Brussels, Belgium
Dependent startup/resiliency of micro services, by Ugo Bechameil (Real Impact Analytics). In a micro-services architecture, some services may be dependent on the availability of others either at startup or runtime. We will talk about some strategies to address this problematic and also some related use cases for the new native health check integrated into Docker 1.12.
Sep 1st: DOCKER MEETUP AT SKYSCANNER GLASGOW &8211; Glasgow, United Kingdom
DockerGlasgow #7: Workshop. Bring a laptop and learn some Docker!
Sep 1st: DOCKER MEETUP AT UNIVERSITY OF BAMBERG &8211; Bamberg, Germany
Let’s grow our Docker knowledge together by presenting & discussing Docker use cases, sharing our best tips and tricks, discussing the latest developments in the Docker ecosystem & community, introducing newbies to Docker awesomeness and making new friends!
Sep 1st: DOCKER ORCHESTRATION AND ORACLE PUBLIC CLOUD &8211; Linz, Austria
Sep 5th: FULLSTACKFEST &8211; BARCELONA &8211; Barcelona, Spain
Amir Chaudhry will give a talk on Unikernels.
Sep 5th: DOCKER MEETUP AT ECI TELECOM &8211; Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Running Docker on AWS by David Melamed. EFS Performance and Docker use cases by Gil Bahat.
Sep 6th: DOCKER MEETUP AT BUSINESS POLE &8211; ESPACE NIDA &8211; Nice, France
Sep 7th: DOCKER MEETUP AT INVISION AG &8211; Düsseldorf, Germany
Sep 8th: DOCKER MEETUP AT CENTRAL FOUNDATION BOYS SCHOOL &8211; London, United Kingdom
We&8217;ll be hosting the biggest container meetup London has ever seen! Open to everyone; the evening will be a series of lightning talks to showcase amazing projects and ideas in the Container Community.
Sept 9th: Container Camp UK &8211; London, United Kingdom
Docker engineers Ben Firshman and Nishant Totla and Docker Captains Alex Ellis and Nicolas De Loof will be speaking.
Sep 12th: VIEW SOURCE &8211; BERLIN &8211; Berlin, Germany
Docker Captain Philipp Garbe will be speaking.
Sep 12th: MUNICH AWS USER GROUP MEETUP &8211; Munich, Germany
Docker Captain Laura Frank will be speaking.
Sep 13th: DOCKER MEETUP AT HOCHSCHULE LUZERN – WIRTSCHAFT &8211; Luzern, Switzerland
The meetup will be held for the very first time in the beautiful city of Luzern. Tutorial on Docker Swarm by Brian Christner, Docker Captain and working at Swisscom.
Sep 14th: DOCKER FOR JAVA DEVELOPERS REFRESH IN LONDON &8211; London, UK
A lot of new features have been introduced in Docker 1.12 such as Swarm Mode, service discovery, load balancing, Docker for AWS, and many others. This session will walk you through some of the new features in a code-intensive session. Docker Captain Arun Gupta will give a talk.
Sep 14th: DOCKER MEETUP AT KIWI.COM &8211; Brno, Czech Republic
This demo and workshop introduction to Docker and container technologies is for beginners. See the power of containers and how they work and leave ready to move forward with container projects of your own.
Sep 15th: DOCKER MEETUP AT BLACK CAT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS &8211; Birmingham, United Kingdom
In this session we&8217;ll be looking at Docker Swarm setup, configuration, case studies and get our hands dirty by setting up a live swarm cluster on our machines.
Sep 19th: OPERABILITY.IO &8211; London, England
How new technologies and approaches are changing IT Operations. Two days on all things (Dev)Ops! Docker engineer Richard Mortier will be speaking.
Sep 21st: AGILE MEETUP &8211; PETERBOROUGH &8211; Peterborough, United Kingdom
Docker Captain Alex Ellis will be speaking.
Sep 21st: SOFTWARE CIRCUS MEETUP IN ZURICH &8211; Zurich, Switzerland
Join Docker Captain Brian Christner to learn Docker Swarm. In this meetup, we&8217;ll first marvel at the attractions that the Software Circus Conference (Aug 31 &8211; Sep 2) in Amsterdam brought, in a wild mashup.
Sep 22nd: DOCKER MEETUP AT ZALANDO SE &8211; Dortmund, Germany
Join us at the Dortmund Docker Meetup to hear Peter Roßbach give an overview of the orchestration of container-based microservice environments.
Sep 22nd: WEB-DEV-BBQ MEETUP &8211; Stuttgart, Germany
Docker Captain Dieter Reuter will deliver Docker: Swarm on a physical cluster using ARM hardware.
Sep 27th: DOCKER MEETUP AT WORKDAY &8211; Dublin, Ireland
Marco Bonezzi from MongoDB will be giving a talk and demo on “Orchestrating MongoDB on Docker, using Docker Swarm and cgroups.”
Sep 28th: VOXXEDDAYS BELGRADE 2016 &8211; Belgrade, Serbia
Docker Captains Viktor Faric and Antonis Kalipetis will be speaking.
Sep 28th: CONTAINER CAMP UK &8211; London, UK
Africa
Sep 28th: PHP SOUTH AFRICA &8211; Johannesburg, South Africa
North America
Sep 1st: DOCKER-IZE YOUR PERL PROGRAM &8211; Phoenix, AZ
This will be a short introduction to Docker and how you can use it to create a Docker container for it.
Sep 6th: DOCKER MEETUP AT CLOUDERA &8211; Palo Alto, CA
Portworx CTO and co-founder, Gou Rao will discuss: The challenges and pain points of delivering storage for stateful containers on-premise and in the cloud.
Sep 6th: DOCKER MEETUP AT CRITICAL MASS &8211; Calgary, Canada
Please join us for a brief introduction to Docker and a re-cap of DockerCon.
Sep 6th: DOCKER MEETUP AT IDEXX &8211; Portland, ME
Ken Cochrane, Engineer at Docker, will present on DockerCon highlights, especially Docker 1.12 and show a demo of Docker for AWS. Both talks will have Q&A sessions afterwards.
Sep 6th: DOCKER MEETUP AT RACKSPACE &8211; Austin, TX
Sep 8th: DOCKER MEETUP AT FULL SAIL UNIVERSITY &8211; Orlando, FL
Sep 12th: DOCKER MEETUP AT ISSUETRAK &8211; Virginia Beach, VA
Learn Docker real-world container and multi-server management. Our own Docker Captain Bret Fisher will be teaching Docker&8217;s official Orchestration Workshop, normally a paid half-day workshop. Awesome things you will get: Hand-on building your own Docker Swarm on AWS.
Sep 13th &8211; 15th: JENKINS WORLD IN SANTA CLARA &8211; Santa Clara, CA
Docker Captain, Viktor Farcic will be speaking about Docker
Sep 13th: CLOUD SECURITY ALLIANCE CONGRESS US &8211; San Jose, CA
Innovative since Day 1, P.S.R. brings together two related, but different, fields—privacy and security—helping you see beyond your role in order to excel in your role. Because perspective is everything.
Sep 14th: DOCKER MEETUP AT RACKSPACE RALLY ROOM &8211; Blacksburg, VA
Come out to the first Docker Meetup in Blacksburg! Since many folks are brand new to Docker, we will be starting off with the basics.
Sep 14th : Online Java User Group &8211; Online, Wordwide
Docker Captain Arun Gupta will lead a Docker for Java Developers Refresh
Sep 15th: Strangeloop &8211; Saint Louis, Missouri
Docker Captain Bret Fisher will be teaching Docker&8217;s official Orchestration Workshop.
Sep 15th: DOCKER MEETUP AT OVH &8211; Québec, Canada
Sep 15th: PRIVACY. SECURITY. RISK. 2016 &8211; San Jose, USA
Docker&8217;s Director of Security Nathan Mccauley will be speaking.
Sep 20th: DOCKER MEETUP AT THE INNEVATION CENTER &8211; Las Vegas, NV
Michael McFall, CTO of Las Vegas based CloudMode, will show how to build a micro-service architecture using Docker and Kafka and it’s companion Zookeeper.
Sep 21st: DOCKER MEETUP AT DOCKER HQ &8211; San Francisco, CA
Docker for Java Developers by Arun Gupta (Docker Captain) and How to develop and debug a Spring Boot app with Docker by Patrick Chanezon.
Sep 26th: DOCKER MEETUP AT MICROSOFT ALPHARETTA &8211; Atlanta, GA
Building Websites Using ASP.NET Core, Docker & Azure.
Sep 26th: DOCKER AT MICROSOFT IGNITE &8211; Atlanta, GA
Docker will be in Atlanta this week for Microsoft Ignite! The team will be stationed at booth #758 with a special surprise &8211; be sure to stop by!
Sep 27th: DOCKER MEETUP AT WILDBIT &8211; Philadelphia, PA
Sep 27th: DOCKER MEETUP AT PUPPET &8211; Portland, OR
We will have talks by Diogo Mónica from Docker and Jeff Nickoloff from All in Geek Consulting!
Sep 27th: AUTOMACON 2.0 PORTLAND &8211; Portland, OR
Docker Security Lead Diogo Monica will be speaking.
Latin America
Sep 15th: DOCKER MEETUP AT THE TECH PUB &8211; Córdoba, Argentina
Sep 17th: DOCKER MEETUP AT UCSAL &8211; Salvador, Brazil
Oceania
Sep 5th: DOCKER MEETUP AT CLEARPOINT &8211; Auckland, New Zealand
Sep 20th: DOCKER MEETUP AT OPTIVER ASIA PACIFIC &8211; Sydney, Australia
Our Journey with Docker Data Center by Andrew Khoury & Pablo Venegas (Odecee). Pablo and Drew share insights into their Docker journey. They’ll show the reasons why they chose DDC, how their projects have benefited, and what they needed to do to be ‘Production Ready’.
Sep 29th: DOCKER MEETUP AT IBM BRISBANE &8211; Brisbane, Australia
We&8217;re going to set up a mixed swarm with some local notebooks, a raspberry pi, and some cloud VM&8217;s and then run some services in the mix.
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Ireland will appeal against an EU ruling that Apple owes it $14.5 billion in unpaid taxes, its prime minister confirmed on Friday, saying its challenge “is about Ireland, it is about our people, it's about us as a sovereign nation.”
And while the appeals process drags on, the EU&039;s ruling has already made its mark elsewhere — in the race among tax collectors across the world to claim their share of trillions of dollars of untaxed cash stowed away by multinational corporations.
In that race, Apple&039;s stockpile looms largest: the accumulated windfall of the company&039;s singularly profitable position in the mobile revolution of the past decade. Apple has made more profit from mobile devices than the rest of the industry combined, and for every iPhone and iPad sold anywhere in the EU — the world&039;s largest economic bloc — profits found their way to Ireland. And now that mountain of money, more than $200 billion of it, has its first big tax claim. More will come.
First in line, if its lawmakers can get their act together, will be the US Treasury. Apple has said it is open to bringing much of its offshore cash home if tax rates on overseas profits are lowered, as many politicians, both Republican and Democrat, have proposed. But the likelihood of any deal being struck in the near term is remote, meaning for the time being, the EU is in the lead.
“The EU has taken their share of [Apple&039;s revenues], but that doesn’t mean the US can’t take theirs,” wrote George Turner, who runs Finance Uncovered, a British investigative project on the financial industry. “The problem is that US policy makers have been unable to determine how to do that. That is not the EU’s problem however.”
But while it may be overturned on appeal, some believe the EU&039;s ruling will inspire a fresh round of deal-making in Washington, where policymakers fear a European tax windfall could pre-empt one of their own.
“All of a sudden the pot of gold starts dwindling and there are fewer chips to negotiate with,” Stephen Myrow, a managing partner at Beacon Policy Advisors, told BuzzFeed News. “It lights a fire under the US, it&039;s basically saying, &039;People, listen, we have to get a deal done. If these companies are paying this money, better pay to us than the Europeans.&039;”
As an example of such thinking, consider Chuck Schumer, the New York Democrat who has led efforts to assemble a corporate tax reform package. He said the EU ruling was a “cheap money grab” that specifically targeted “US business and the US tax base.”
“The European Union is going to grab this money, instead of the U.S.,” he told the New York Times.
Not everyone agrees with Schumer&039;s interpretation of exactly where Apple&039;s European profits should go. Turner wrote that Apple is “liable to pay taxes on profits made in other countries to the governments in those countries” and that its Irish tax arrangement allowed Apple to avoid paying taxes on profits earned elsewhere in Europe. “This scheme has deprived European nations of tax due to them, but hasn’t deprived the United States of anything,” he wrote.
Outrage over Apple&039;s tax arrangements largely originated in the United States, with a congressional investigation in 2013 that lad to Apple chief executive Tim Cook&039;s appearance before a Senate committee. When Cook took questions, Michigan Democrat Carl Levin said that Apple&039;s financial shenanigans were “the epitome of creative tax gimmickry.”
In a white paper released last week, the Treasury Department said that the EU&039;s investigations into US companies “was an unforeseeable departure from the status quo” and that the investigations could “undermine the United States&039; efforts” in setting tax rules. The EU&039;s actions could even “call into question the ability of Member States to honor their bilateral tax treaties with the United States,” the Treasury said.
But the Treasury needs to worry about more than just tax treaties: Its own tax receipts could take a hit. Apple, if it ever pays the $14.5 billion the EU insists it owes Ireland, could use that payment as a credit against taxes owed in the US, said William Gale, the co-director of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
And it might not be the last company to do that. The European Commission is also looking at similar tax arrangements for Starbucks in the Netherlands, and Amazon and McDonald&039;s in Luxembourg. So could the threat of US tax receipts taking a hit due to European rulings spur DC into a rare moment of cooperation?
“There&039;s nothing like an external enemy to unite people,” Gale said.
Quelle: <a href="The Race Is On To Tax Apple&039;s "Pot Of Gold" In Ireland“>BuzzFeed
This week we released the latest version of our OpenStack product, Red Hat OpenStack Platform 9. This release contains more than 500 downstream enhancements, bug fixes, documentation changes, and security updates. It’s based on the upstream OpenStack Mitaka release. We have worked hard to reduce the time to release new versions and have successfully done so with this release! Red Hat OpenStack Platform 9 contains new Mitaka features and functionality, as well as the additional hardening, stability, and certifications Red Hat is known for. Of course, there continues to be tight integration with other key portfolio products, as well as comprehensive documentation.
So what are some of the main new highlights for this release?
Automated updates and upgrades
Red Hat OpenStack Platform director 9 provides backward compatibility 1 version back. This means you can use director 9 to deploy and manage Red Hat OpenStack Platform 8. And starting with version 9, the lifecycle support for director has been increased to match the lifecycle support for the core.
When you decide it’s time to upgrade, director will perform the required actions step-by-step. One of these steps will involve the enablement of the new alarms API (called Aodh–more on that later) and the migration of the old Ceilometer Alarms.
Heat resource chains and a new hook for pre-delete
Previously, customers using Heat could only specify a single monolithic template for orchestration. Now multiple templates can be supported simultaneously. This simplifies the use of Heat templates and provides greater flexibility.
Also new in version 9, Heat can perform cleanup actions, like closing network connections, logging and event, or syncing filesystems. This allow for proper shutdown of virtual machines managed by Heat.
Live migration improvements
Compute now automatically detects block vs. shared storage when performing the live migration of an instance, which can accelerate the process by leveraging the shared storage. It’s also now possible to monitor the live migration progress and even pause or cancel a virtual machine in the middle of the migration from the old to the new hypervisor.
Thread-aware CPU pinning for NFV and HPC workloads
Earlier releases of Compute added support for instances with dedicated CPU resources and NUMA topology awareness. By default, it would prefer using sibling threads for vCPUs using simultaneous multi-threading (SMT), although its behavior could only be changed cluster-wide with the configuration file options. Now that behavior is configurable dynamically within individual image properties and extra specifications.
Prefer: the default, it prefers placing guest vCPUs on sibling threads where they are available. Host may or may not have SMT support.
Isolate: this isolates threads placing guest vCPUs on different physical cores. On systems with SMT support, it means that no vCPUs from other guests are placed on those cores.
Require: this forces the use of thread siblings. The host must have SMT support.
Ability to purge a project’s networking
Previously, after deleting a project, you had to deal with stale resources that were once allocated to the project. This included networks, routers, and ports. These stale resources had to be manually deleted and deleted in the correct order. Red Hat OpenStack Platform 9 has addressed this issue using the Neutron purge command to delete the Neutron resources that once belonged to a particular project.
This reduces the possibility of orphaned resources (IPs, ports, and DHCP servers) living in the system without an owner and possibly unnecessarily consuming resources. Previously, only the admin could see and clean them either manually or with scripts. Now the admin (after deleting the tenant) can remove the networking artifacts in a coherent fashion. No more wasting resources, like floating IPv4 addresses, after removing a project.
Gnocchi
Gnocchi is a time-series backend for ceilometer that works with Ceph or Swift and provides high performance storage and queries of the metrics collected, which is highly scalable and better than previous implementations. With Red Hat OpenStack Platform 9, Gnocchi is promoted from “tech preview” to “fully supported”, but it will not deploy by default by Director&8211;it needs to be enabled by the operator.
Aodh
The new Alarming component that replaces Ceilometer Alarms is called Aodh (pronounced like the letter “A”). It offers a separate API for configuring and triggering custom Alarms by tenants. Director’s installation tool will enable Aodh and migrate users to the new API.
These are some of the main highlights for product features. As a reminder to our customers, Red Hat Cloudforms is included free of charge with Red Hat OpenStack Platform (quickstart documentation available here), to manage both infrastructure and running workloads. And for version 9, Red Hat CloudForms offers the following new features:
Tenant Management: SSH Key Management, Volume and Images Management, Right Size Recommendations for CPU and Memory, Instance Flavor Reconfiguration (i.e. from m1.tiny to m2.xlarge), Live Migration, Events from Ceilometer, etc.
Infrastructure management (undercloud): Scale In and Out (add or remove overcloud nodes), evacuate all or selected instances from a host that needs to be decommissioned; Also, the ability to do Capacity Planning to evaluate how many VMs of a particular profile (e.g. currently running on VMware) can fit on our OpenStack deployment.
Ready to learn more?
Check out our Red Hat OpenStack Platform page, where you can request a free 60-day trial). Or visit our customer portal, where you can:
View the list of supported components and certified plug-ins
Browse the official documentation page
Check out the version 9 release notes
Quelle: RedHat Stack
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Hundreds of health and medical apps abound on Apple's App Store, but for consumers, there&039;s no easy way to tell which ones are effective and tested — and which ones are useless, or even harmful. Medical experts and regulators have questioned apps that claim to calculate insulin dosages for diabetics, diagnose melanoma risk, measure blood pressure, care for patients with schizophrenia, and offer reproductive health advice but don&039;t mention contraception.
Apple is now trying to filter out the noise by getting stricter about which health apps it&039;ll permit in its store. In developer guidelines released today, it tells iOS app makers: “If your app behaves in a way that risks physical harm, we may reject it.”
“If your app behaves in a way that risks physical harm, we may reject it.”
Apple will heighten its scrutiny of apps that “could provide inaccurate data or information, or that could be used for diagnosing or treating patients.” Apps that calculate drug dosages need to come from an institution like a drug manufacturer, a hospital, or an insurer, or have FDA approval.
In addition, Apple will not allow apps that encourage people to illegally or excessively consume drugs or alcohol — for example, to drive drunk. Marijuana sales, too, are banned.
And apps shouldn&039;t tell consumers to use their devices in ways that put them at risk for physical harm: “For example, apps should not encourage placing the device under a mattress or pillow while charging.”
The FDA does regulate medical apps, just on a very limited basis. It focuses on the narrow segment of apps that effectively act as medical devices, and last month, it clarified that it&039;ll be hands-off for wellness apps that promote general healthy behaviors (like losing weight). But Apple, the actual gatekeeper to iOS apps, has the power to be just as, or even more, effective in weeding out harmful software.
Quelle: <a href="Apple Is Getting Stricter About Health Apps“>BuzzFeed
The last week of August 2016 is over and you know what that means; another #Docker news roundup. Highlights include, Docker comes to Raspberry Pi, a cheat sheet for Windows 10 and a presentation by Mike Coleman at Tech Field Day at VMWorld 2016.
Docker for Windows: cheat sheet of commands to manage containers and Docker Swarm services on Windows 10 dev machine. These scripts are compatible with Docker 1.12 and Docker for Windows by Stefan Prodan.
Tech Field Day: What is Docker? Mike Coleman, Technical Evangelist, introduces Docker and discusses container technology and how it works to help applications.
Docker + Raspberry Pi: the latest release for Raspberry Pi officially includes Raspbian Jessie installation support. You can now install the Docker client on your Raspberry Pi with just one terminal command by Matt Richardson.
Docker with ARM Devices: use Docker to build a Computing cluster with ARM devices by Vivek Juneja.
Docker Training Course: the Docker Administration and Operations training course consists of both the Introduction to Docker course, followed by the Advanced Docker Topics course, held over four consecutive days.
Weekly Roundup: Top 5 Docker stories of the week via @DockerClick To Tweet
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This post will help you decide to pick whether you want to use OpenShift’s integrated registry or bring their own when deploying OpenShift.
Quelle: OpenShift
Der Pegasus-Exploit wurde offenbar auch für OS X entwickelt. Apple hat die Lücke mit einem aktuellen Patch geschlossen. Die Bedrohung für normale Nutzer dürfte sich aber in Grenzen halten. (Security, Apple)
Quelle: Golem
Die Sharing Economy hat die Waschmaschine erreicht: Zumindest bewirbt We Wash so seine gleichnamige Vernetzungslösung, die Gemeinschaftswaschanlagen modernisiert. (Ifa 2016, IFA2007)
Quelle: Golem
In Stuttgart suchen Autofahrer künftig nicht nur für sich selbst Parkplätze, sondern auch für andere: Daimler und Bosch starten ein Pilotprojekt für eine Parkplatzsuche per Crowdsourcing. Autos sollen sich gegenseitig über freie Plätze am Straßenrand informieren. (Auto, IoT)
Quelle: Golem
