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In the past year, OpenSearch has actively forged its own identity as a truly independent and innovative force in enterprise search, one that is quickly evolving to be much more than an Elasticsearch look-alike. infoworld.com/article/397147…

OpenSearch has moved from imitator to innovator in enterprise search, and is increasingly getting lots of things right with its community. On the eve of OpenSearchProj Con, I took a look at its last year of growth. infoworld.com/article/397147…

For Redis, there's lots to celebrate this year: - antirez bsky social's return to the Redis company/community - Redis' return to open source & - the Valkey fork 🤔 Yes, really. As Rowan Trollope says in an InfoWorld interview, now there's a level playing field infoworld.com/article/397562…

It's Friday in Utah, which means I'm about to order a May Flowers or Bloody Wild (dirty Diet Mtn Dew sodas). Dirty soda curious, are you? Well, watch my colleague Anaiya's video to learn more about Utah's weird-yet-awesome fixation with dirty sodas...and MongoDB.

A very Utah kind of May morning, skiing corn on all sides of Devil's Castle.

Great that they're doing open weights but the reason for shipping a lesser version seems silly (China's DeepSeek is already ahead) and reminiscent of some old (and ineffective) open source licensing strategies

Picture taken a few minutes before my ski popped off and careened down toward Pittsburgh Lake. But it was all serenity up until that point (and Better Off Dead-style skiing right after 😂). You can see the back of Devil's Castle in the distance.

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I'm fascinated by how Cloudflare (and companies like it) use "free" to grow their business by making adoption easier for developers. It's not exactly apples-to-apples with open source, but is similar: opening access pays dividends beyond easy distribution blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflares-co…

AI has changed the way developers write code, which also means we must change the way we *test* code. Marcus for Peace asked me a provocative question: "Who will compile & test all this new AI generated code?" This InfoWorld post is my answer to him. infoworld.com/article/399451…

AI is big but, as Benedict Evans argues, "If you use five different LLMs every day, and haven’t done a Google search this year, and all your friends are the same…then you’re in a bubble, for now." Thoughtful analysis of the GenAI adoption puzzle ben-evans.com/benedictevans/…

I'm sure you live in a great place. But I'm also sure you don't get to ride Wire Mesa on a regular basis...but you can! Move to Utah and join me. 😘 Taken shortly before I broke my derailleur trying to clean a big rock and endo'd. 🤣 (But that can happen anywhere!)

Utah does June differently.... Skiing Pipeline at Snowbird, June 2.

If, as Coté suggests, we're at a "50/50 equilibrium" btwn private and public cloud today, it's the public cloud (and associated applications) that increasingly shapes the future infoworld.com/article/399974… (My column) for InfoWorld)

Very cool for my friends at Crunchy (Craig Kerstiens in particular). Two great companies coming together. Love it.