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Modern SQL databases such as MySQL and PostgreSQL remain some of the most popular in use today. But when is SQL not enough?

This week, we discuss issues and vulnerabilities discovered in open source projects including one within the Linux kernel netfilter subsystem.

It wasn't a difficult decision to work the Linode booth at Kubecon + CloudNativeCon to talk about our managed Kubernetes engine.

This week, we discus a race condition in the Linux Perf subsystem, denial of service in BIND, and a Risk Assessment Calculator.

Live Migrations allow Linode instances to move between physical machines without interruption of service.

This week, we discuss high-severity vulnerabilities in Rubygems and Rsyslogs as well as the importance of defining secure coding practices.

This week, we discuss a Linux privilege escalation issue and vulnerabilities related to Rancher and Redis.

Linode Managed Databases now in general availability for MySQL with other databases coming soon.

This week, we cover a Jira Security Advisory and other high-severity vulnerabilities in Java and Kubernetes’ ingress-nginx module. 

Channel Partners Conference & Expo and the MSP Summit are a four-day affair in the vast Venetian Convention and Expo Center.

Learn the differences between using a managed database service and unmanaged database deployments in the cloud.