Updates from the Open Ecosystem
Intel Open Ecosystem Team Updates: July
Here’s a selection of what’s new on our site and podcast.
Maximize Accelerator Impact with New Kubernetes* API
As users turn to Kubernetes as a management solution for complex workloads at the network edge, they often find the resource allocation model limiting. Because Kubernetes is currently only equipped to handle local resources, such as RAM and CPU, users can’t connect the kind of specialized hardware needed to process complex workloads.
Enter Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA), a new API that offers a more flexible way to describe and manage resources, enabling users to more easily leverage accelerators like GPUs. Learn more.
How TuneD and Kubernetes* Power Manager Can Optimize Resources, Reduce Costs
As companies place increasing importance on achieving sustainability goals, more-adaptive on-node systems can help optimize available resources to decrease system power use and cooling costs. By using a combination of TuneD, a system tuning service for Linux*, and Kubernetes* Power Manager, you can leverage power-tuning models already available on the CPU to design more intelligent systems.
Learn more.
Securing the Software Supply Chain: The Role of Open Source Program Offices
How OSPOs manage policy development, facilitate upstream contributions, advocate for open source software usage and supervise legal risk. Jessica Marz, Director of Open Source Program Office at Intel, is an expert at explaining legal concepts to software developers and software development concepts to lawyers. Read more.
Open at Intel Podcast
Open Source Isn’t Broken
Security starts with people. The open source community has always faced challenges around community, governance, and scalability. Catch this conversation with host Katherine Druckman and Josh Bressers, VP of Security at Anchore*, fellow podcaster and Open Source Security Foundation* (OpenSSF) volunteer. Learn more.
Open Source: The Nerd Version of Formula One
Jorge Castro, Developer Advocate at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation* (CNCF), and my fellow Intel Open Source Evangelist Chris Norman join Katherine Druckman to geek out on taking the desktop cloud native with immutable Linux* and talk open source community sustainability. Learn more.
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