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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 07, 2023,
updated Sep 09, 2023
> Upbound's new version of Crossplane will make it simpler for IT teams to deploy the control plane across a hybrid cloud computing environment.
> Upbound Inc., the startup behind the popular open-source Crossplane project, today announced a new self-hosting feature for its flagship control plane technology, enabling users to deploy managed control planes in self-managed computing environments.
> Cosmonic's PaaS now supports the WebAssembly Component Model that is at the core of a forthcoming major update.
> Kubernetes has transitioned from being a mere tool for scaling applications into a comprehensive platform for a diverse range of cloud-native operations.
> On August 26 I posted details here on my blog about the bogus curl issue CVE-2020-19909. Luckily, it got a lot of attention and triggered discussions widely. Maybe I helped shed light on the brittleness of this system. This was not a unique instance and it was not the first time it happened. This has been going on for years.
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More from SJVN:
> Sometimes, you need privacy for your developer platforms and cloud-native Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) thanks to stringent compliance and data sovereignty requirements. If that's your situation, and you don't want to burn your time building it yourself from various open-source programs, consider Upbound's new Spaces, a self-hosting approach to the open-source project Crossplane,
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