Author: Tim Serong

SUSE Virtualization is for running virtual machines, whether they are legacy applications, cloud-native workloads, or a combination of the two. To run a virtual machine, you need an image for it to boot from. Typically, these are either Linux operating system images or Windows images. In the case of Linux, many distros provide suitable "[…]

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When I wrote about linux.conf.au this time last year, we weren't sure whether 2022 would be a physical event in Canberra, or a second online event. It turns out that putting together an in-person conference a year in advance during the uncertainties of a global pandemic is just as difficult as it was […]

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