This post is part of a series where the Garden Linux development team shares insights into the development process. Find more posts here. When I started contributing to Garden Linux, I was looking for a good development environment for it. The Garden...
This post is part of a blog post series on my Garden Linux fellowship. See the introductory post for context. New Proof of Concept git Repo I'm happy to share that the OSTree on Garden Linux proof of concept has it's own proper GitHub repository now:...
OSPOlogyLive, hosted at the SAP office in Frankfurt (Eschborn), marked the third edition of an event series where companies and foundations, committed to fostering open source, met in a very “open” manner (in the sense of talking openly). It brought...
This post is part of a blog post series on my Garden Linux fellowship. See the introductory post for context. In this blog post series, I'm reflecting on my fellowship in the Garden Linux team. The project I've picked in my fellowship is to see how O...
This blog post provides a comprehensive guide on how to utilize Kubernetes service accounts and their OIDC tokens to establish secure communication between two Kubernetes clusters, referred to as “upstream” and “downstream” clusters. Imagine you want...
Some days ago I have published my new plugin for Eclipse called Vertical Tabs. This time, this plugin is foreseen to be used by every developer using Eclipse, not only for ABAP Developers. Basic Information This plugin adds new view called Vertical ...
We began the process of automating our software dependency updates and, as of today, we extensively utilize automation to keep our dependencies current. In this blog, I share an in-depth exploration of our journey, detailing not only the ‘what’ and ‘...
I believe you'll agree with me that reporting problems isn't the best way to engage in human-to-human communication. There are certainly better opportunities to fulfill our need for connecting with others and sharing our emotions. Considering this, I...
This post is part of a blog post series on my Garden Linux fellowship. See the introductory post for context. My last blog post ended with an error message saying that /sysroot.tmp could not be created. This error is a good example for how a follow ...
In recent years, there has been a growing trend toward the use of open-source software in enterprise-level solutions. SAP has recognized the potential benefits of open-source software and has taken several steps to incorporate open source into its cl...
Fundamental Library Styles has dropped the IE11 support on its newest version release v0.23.0, resulting in some changes in the published CSS file. Previously, the theme variables were included in bundles, and CSS files for each theme were distribut...
The first few weeks of my fellowship in the Garden Linux have already passed, and as promised I'd like to reflect on and share my experiences with you. This post is part of a blog post series on my Garden Linux fellowship. See the introductory post f...
This post is the first part of a series, find the follow up posts here: Part 2: Onboarding to the Garden Linux team, getting hands dirty with OSTree Part 3: systemd and OSTree: The Chase is better than the Catch Part 4: Upgrades are hard (not...
The phrase "return to standard" was once a tough sentence for a tough development team. Turn off all of our toppings? No way. Sometimes, though, the path to just ice is not clear. Years ago, when I was a rookie detective, we used DOS programs to get ...
Continuous Integration (CI) systems like Jenkins often use long-lived credentials to authenticate to Kubernetes clusters. While some CI systems have native support for issuing short-lived OpenID Connect (OIDC) tokens, Jenkins doesn’t have this native...
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