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DevOps Tools Introduction #05: Continuous Delivery
2026 febrero 17 - By Fabian Thorns
Turning source code into running services requires a coordinated and observable chain of automated activities, in order to meet the needs of modern, fast-paced software development. Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) provide the conceptual and technical foundation for this transformation by ensuring that every change introduced into [...]
DevOps Tools Introduction #03: Cloud Components and Platforms
2026 febrero 03 - By Fabian Thorns
Previous installments in this series described modern software development and got us thinking about architectures for that software. Equipped with this knowledge, we will focus on the building blocks of such applications. Objective 701.2 of LPI’s DevOps Tool Engineer exam covers software components and platforms. The objective mentions a [...]
Orchestra Brought To Life: How A Linux Server Plays Its Symphony
2026 enero 15 - By Diego Zúñiga
Have you ever thought about what happens behind the scenes when you press the power button of your Linux machine? When your server is powered off, it’s a grand concert hall, silent and dark. The stage is empty and the seats are vacant. When you press that power button, [...]
Learning Materials for DevOps Tools Engineer Certification, v2
2026 enero 09 - By Markus Wirtz
Get ready for the new version 2 of the exam
We are excited to announce the release of Learning Materials for the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) DevOps Tools Engineer certification on our Learning platform along with the new version 2.0 of the exam. I’ll provide a brief overview here and [...]
Morrolinux: Vikunja – from Trello to FOSS
2025 diciembre 17 - By Moreno Razzoli
Organizing work efficiently is challenging, especially when collaborating in a team. The complexity of task management multiplies quickly, making it essential to find the right tool. But what if you don’t want to rely on commercial solutions that lock your data in their ecosystem?
As someone who prefers open source, [...]
SeaGL 2025: A Community-Driven Linux Weekend
2025 diciembre 12 - By Ted Matsumura
The Seattle GNU/Linux Conference returned to the University of Washington from November 7 to 8 for its thirteenth edition. SeaGL has always been a proudly community-driven, completely free event -- as in the freedom to not need to register or submit any private information to attend -- a grassroots [...]
Organized Team Chat the FOSS way: Meet Zulip
2025 octubre 29 - By Max Roveri
Communication is crucial for organizational success but remains a challenge. Zulip aims to address this with its innovative team chat platform. Tim Abbott, Zulip's Founder and CEO, shares how the platform uniquely structures conversations to improve efficiency, especially for distributed teams. This interview explores the inspirations behind Zulip, key [...]
Open Source Meets the Special Challenges of Robotics
2025 octubre 02 - By Andrew Oram
Universal coverage and flexibility are important traits for most software, especially free and open source software. Robots make it even harder to achieve these virtues. The variety of sensors, cameras, controllers, and appendages in different robots constantly stretches the capabilities of robotics software.
Simulators exist (we'll examine one in this [...]
Morrolinux: The Economics of Open Source
2025 septiembre 16 - By Moreno Razzoli
According to reports from SNS and Global Market Insights, the open source market is currently valued at $30 billion and is projected to reach $120 billion within the next decade. But how can such a massive market exist around software that is, by definition, free to use and redistribute? [...]
The Cyber Resilience Act and Open Source
2025 septiembre 09 - By Max Roveri
Linux Professional Institute (LPI) closely follows the evolving landscape of software regulations and their impact on the open source community. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is one such regulation sparking global debate—not only for European developers but also for those maintaining or contributing to open source projects outside the [...]