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If you are employing cross datacenter or ahybrid cloud infrastructure, then your containers, services, and endpoints need to be able to communicate with each other, preferably in the most straightforward and fastest ways possible. This post showcases some of the options available to you, and how they compare.

Find out the important roles that software foundations play in providing longevity and structural support for open source projects.

Are you using the Sublime Text editor? If so, you may want to rethink this. One man gives his opinion on Sublime and gives several other options you can choose from.

FOSS Backstage is a new conference for open source developers and managers. Find out more information about the conference here.

Just how far are you willing to go not to use software that you disagree with? Chris Ward takes a look down the rabbit hole.

Trade your developer hat for your philosopher's cap and take a look at the ethics of weaponized tech design and engineering.

Maintaining conversations between multiple channels is a difficult

Straight from KubeCon and Cloud Native Con 2018, here are some of the most exciting announcements from Microsoft, Cloud 66, Bitnami, and others.

With more complications than initially expected, public and private cloud infrastructures are quickly giving way to their combination: hybird clouds.

This week brought the release of the latest version of Ubuntu - 18.04 - so read up on the details about the newest LTS release.

Skymind combines open-source and custom tooling to create two main toolchains that integrate well with other frequently used tools in the data science tool bag.

The cloud promised to provide us all flexibility. The opportunity to access infinite resources as and when we need them and pay accordingly. We would no longer have to spend time installing, configuring and maintaining servers; we were promised more time to “just code.”

As Apple and Microsoft lose enthusiasm for their desktop operating systems, will it be time for Linux to shine? Or do Linux enthusiasts even care about winning the desktop war anymore?

Communities and entrepreneurs are excitedly creating crypto-tokens for a wide variety of inane and practical purposes. We look at what this could mean for our future.

Zone Leader Chris Ward looks forward to upcoming C3 Crypto Conference in Berlin which offers keynotes, workshops, and exhibitions on the cryptocurrency ecosystem and underlying blockchain technology.

Are you a technical writer or dev who needs to create documentation around your project? Check out these extensions you can integrate into VS Code that can help.

Emoshape has created what they call the first emotional processing unit (EPU) dedicated to understanding and putting a value on human emotions.

As a writer/tech writer/sometimes developer who dabbles in the odd bit of illustration and design, I have often wondered how teams of artists collaborate.

In Part 2 of this round on SXSW, Chris looks at what people had to say about machine learning, artificial intelligence, and the problems with tech.

We hear promises of how blockchain will revolutionize tech, but most of its applications thus far seem rather mundane. Read on to see what devs are doing to change that.

Developers are building many different types of experiences in

In this post, we take a look at a new version of Markdown, DocFX Flavored Markdown, and how it can be used to create documentation for REST APIs.

Chris Ward interviews OpenShift's product strategy director Brian Gracely about Red Hat's recent announcement of their acquisition of CoreOS.

Read about the most exciting developments from this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, like IoT, Google assistant, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence.

See how SwitchBot is attempting to alter the smart home market with a ready-made solution, and how their approach is working.

Chris Ward interviews OpenShift's product strategy director Brian Gracely about Red Hat's recent announcement of their acquisition of CoreOS.

Modern applications are increasingly growing in complexity. Adding a dizzying amount of moving parts, layers of abstraction, reliance on external systems and distribution that all result in a stack that few truly fully understand.

If you are a dev and an artist, you might be interested to know there's an AI that could help you with your musician's block.

If you've used linters before for your code, then you know how useful they can be. This is where grammar meets technology.

In this article, we tackle this question and take a look at some 'developer friendly' platforms that can be used to work with decentralized exchanges.