Recent industry events have underscored the strength of open source in today\u2019s computing landscape. With billions of dollars being spent, the power of open source development, collaboration, and organization seems unstoppable.<\/p>\n
Toward that end, we recently provided an array of articles, videos, and other resources to meet you where you are on your open source journey and help you master the basics, improve your skills, or explore the broader ecosystem. Let\u2019s take a look.<\/p>\n
To start, we provided some Linux basics in our two-part series exploring Linux links:<\/p>\n
Then, we covered some basic tools for open source logging and monitoring:<\/p>\n
We also took an in-depth look at the Introduction to Open Source, Git, and Linux<\/a> training course from The Linux Foundation. This course presents a comprehensive learning path focused on development, Linux systems, and the Git revision control system. The $299 course is self-paced and comes with extensive and easily referenced learning materials. Get a preview of the course curriculum in this four-part series by Sam Dean:<\/p>\n As the default compiler for the Linux kernel, the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) delivers trusted, stable performance along with the additional extensions needed to correctly build the kernel. We took a closer look at this vital tool in this whitepaper:<\/p>\n Security is another vital component of Linux. In this video interview, Linux kernel maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman provides a glimpse into how the kernel community deals with vulnerabilities.<\/p>\n Along with all these articles, we also recently published videos from some of our October events. Follow the links below to watch complete keynote and technical session presentations<\/a> from Open Source Summit, Linux Security Summit, and Open FinTech Forum.<\/p>\n Stay tuned for more event coverage and essential open source resources.<\/p>\n\n
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