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DevWeek provides an incredible opportunity to connect with the thousands of developers, engineers, software architects, and vendors converging on Oakland, CA, this week.

Intel recently disclosed two new security vulnerabilities – L1D Eviction Sampling (CVE-2020-0549) and Vector Register Sampling (CVE-2020-0548) – that could allow for data leakage between guests that share the same physical CPU. Customers don’t need to take any action at the moment (no need to power off your Linodes), but we want to provide everyone […]

Docs as code is a methodology where the tools you use for writing documentation are the same as the tools used for writing software.

New year, new us! Join us on our #LinodeOnTheRoad adventures around the globe to find out what we have coming down the pipeline for 2020.

We're fortunate to interact with customers that need help with interesting use cases. One of those customers is Lead Sherpa.

Our overarching mission as a company is helping our customers innovate faster. To do that, we need to innovate fast ourselves. And in 2019 that’s exactly what we did. The past 12 months saw us launch a record number of new products and services, open three new data centers, and accelerate on our promise to make the cloud simpler, more affordable, and more accessible to everyone.

For the past 16 years, our partners have helped thousands of companies around the world build their businesses in the cloud. Today, we launched the Linode Solutions Partner Program to bring the Linode independent cloud to even more organizations.

Over the past year, we’ve expanded our footprint to some of the fastest-growing technology hubs in the world — like Toronto, Mumbai, and officially launching today, Sydney. This newest outpost brings the industry’s best price-to-performance cloud closer to home for our thousands of customers in Australia.

Our legacy Linode Manager will be decommissioned on January 31, 2020. After that time, you will be automatically redirected to the Cloud Manager when logging in to manage your infrastructure on Linode.  As a valued customer, we want to make this transition as smooth as possible. Many of the features currently available in Classic are […]

In this blog post, I’ll define high availability (HA), explain the various components that go into a basic HA architecture, and examine how to build simple HA infrastructure for a web application.

At Linode, we’re extremely proud of our Customer Support and Trust & Safety teams and the work they do together – they’re teams staffed by real humans who share an important goal: keeping our platform safe and free of abuse and fraud, and crafting policies that keep our customers safe. This means that when you […]