A brand new k3s release, many articles to read (also non-technical ones) and a lot of tools - mostly Kubernetes related.

Exposure Notification for LineageOS with microG, a new Knot DNS release and some good articles to read - even one non-technical one.

Threema goes Open Source and Docker registries everywhere. Plus a fresh Commodore release.

Kubernetes is the clear winner topic in this issue. Plus it marks my 20th anniversary in IT.

The after-Holiday-edition, the biggest one ever. Upcoming ones will not be that big anymore, promised. It features a lot of diverse content, the most prominent clearly is Kubernetes multitenancy. And a bit about KDE.

Shortest issue ever, few releases, no news. Summer holidays is in full swing. Nevertheless a link to a very cool slide deck about Traceroute.

A new Cloudron and Project Syn release, a good post-mortem and some rambling about the Twitter hack. Also a nice list of newly discovered GitHub repost.

Releases! Releases! OpenShift, OKD, k3d. Riot is now Element. And how do I find the price for the product I want to sell.

SUSE buys Rancher Labs, Operator Framework moves into CNCF and Asciiflow will see a major rewrite. Not so many tools this time, but a few good ones like Go for microcontrollers.

A good bunch of links for Prometheus and Metrics things plus how to save money with Kubernetes on public clouds and also again a lot of newly discovered interesting tools.

Crossplane news, Unix history and a really long list of newly discovered tools. The Internet never sleeps as it seems. Plus a getting started guide for Project Syn.

This issue talks about many things around Kubernetes, the Corona contact tracing app and contains a lot of good articles to read. Not too much personal comments this time.

Another Intel CPU vulnerability, a look back in the history of the Windows File Explorer and many things to learn. My highlight: A tool to browse your Kubernetes cluster in your file system with FUSE.

A few cool releases (GitOps Engine, Nextcloud, Linux on the Desktop), one good bye (Pro-Linux) and as always a good amount of interesting articles (AppDev for Rockets) and newly discovered Open Source tools.

A good amount of Crossplane and Wireguard stuff this time. But also some cool stories and of course a lot of Open Source tools.

Crossplane and Grafana release, interesting articles and a few cool tools, some which are based on Kubernetes.

The second newsletter containing a good amount of new releases, interesting discussions on GitHub and some cool newly discovered tools.

The first edition of the tobru.guru newsletter featuring a new k3s and Matrix Riot release with E2E by default.