#8: Everybody needs a noodle-making robot.

This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: Shared Services Implementation Plan, MariaDB, BitTorrent, ownCloud, and a noodle-making robot.

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• AMD brought 64-bit to x86 10 years ago
• OSS mentioned in CIO Council Shared Services Implementation Plan
• MariaDB getting all the press
  • SkySQL merges with Monty Program to unite MariaDB developers
  • Wikipedia switches from MySQL to MariaDB
• BitTorrent Sync Keeps Your Files In Sync, Skips the Insecure Cloud
• Crypto Cloud Skewers Itself With Defamation Claim
  • Gunnar bait: “Like most technology companies, we don’t disclose technology details that we feel are relevant to source code,” the spokesperson wrote.
  • The Streisand Effect
  • ownCloud on OpenShift
• Gunnar in Charleston on May 1st, talking about IT Manufacturing and PaaS.
  • Related: Automate your noodlemaking
• JBoss AS is now Wildfly
• All FIPS’ed up: Red Hat Completes FIPS 140-2 Certifications
  • Dave’s favorite FIPS certified algorithm is dm-crypt for full disk encryption
  • Gunnar’s favorite is NSS because it’s retro
  • What’s your favorite?
  • AES-NI in RHEL
• R on OpenShift
• Blogs we like
  • Anatomy of a Red Hat Security Advisory
  • The Security Benefits of RPM Packaging
• “Hot”: SCAP security audits integrated with your installer
• Dan Risacher, his blog, and the memo heard round the world
• Listen to podcasts and conference calls in half the time with Beyond Pod and Presto

Cutting Room Floor

• Congratulations to the UK: Smug Red Hat buoyed by UK gov’s open-source three-line-whip
• OpenStreetMap’s Growing Use in Government
• 10 Years of Red Hat video comparison

We Give Thanks

• Pam Chestek for reminding us to get more sunshine
• Isaac Christoffersen for ownCloud on OpenShift — don’t forget to see him present this at the 2013 Red Hat Summit!
• Adam Clater for the robot noodle maker article
• Erich Morisse for R on OpenShift