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GitHub open-sources tool to track and preview Puppet changes

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • October 24, 2016

By Serdar Yegulalp Puppet, the configuration management and automation tool for data centers, forms a major part of how code-hosting service GitHub powers its infrastructure. GitHub has now open-sourced one of its key …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • October 13, 2016

By Paul Krill GitHub’s 7 most popular productivity tools for programmersImage by Wikipedia; pixabay Born of ingenuity — or, in some cases, laziness — programming tools created by developers for developers have …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • September 27, 2016

By Paul Krill GitHub will release as open source the GitHub Load Balancer (GLB), its internally developed load balancer. GLB was originally built to accommodate GitHub’s need to serve billions of HTTP, Git, and …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • September 15, 2016

By Blair Hanley Frank GitHub, the popular site for managing software development projects, is now also a lightweight project management service, thanks to a new feature. The company launched Projects on Wednesday, which …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • April 19, 2016

By Fahmida Y. Rashid When it comes to performing ongoing maintenance, stomping out crises, or scoping new projects, most administrators either execute tasks manually or write a script to automate the process. But the …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • June 25, 2015

By Serdar Yegulalp A little over a year after its first public release, GitHub’s cross-platform Atom editor has hit its full 1.0 revision and is already living up to its promise as a …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • September 16, 2014

Malware analysis, penetration testing, computer forensics — GitHub hosts a number of compelling tools for securing computing environments of all sizes The famous tenet “all bugs are shallow” is a cornerstone of open source development. Known as Linus’s Law, the idea that open code leads to more effective bug detection in a project is often…

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • August 27, 2014

Matthew Miller is a little concerned. As the new project leader for the Fedora Linux distribution, he thinks Fedora 20 is great and Fedora 21, when it ships, will be the best release ever. Source: Tech

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • June 4, 2014

While many of our nation’s problems are quite clear, the way our government addresses them is too often a black box – opaque and closed to all but insiders and lobbyists. Source: Tech