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Lundi 15 décembre 2025 à 00:35
Self‑hosting pitfalls, upcoming Linux file‑system, and space data centers…
DevOps & CI/CD
Self‑hosting tools fall short of hype
Recent experiments with popular self‑hosting stacks revealed that many promised features crumble under real‑world workloads, with clunky interfaces and excessive resource demands hampering rapid deployment. XDA Developers notes that users often abandon these tools within a day, opting for leaner alternatives that better fit continuous‑integration pipelines.
XDA Developers
Software Architecture
FamFS aims for upstream inclusion in early 2026
Micron’s FamFS file‑system, designed for high‑performance storage, is targeting an “early‑ish 2026” upstream merge into the Linux kernel, promising improved latency and scalability for data‑intensive workloads. Phoronix highlights the project’s potential to reshape storage architecture in cloud‑native environments.
Phoronix
Linux 6.19‑rc1 released ahead of schedule
The release candidate for Linux 6.19 arrived a day early as Linus Torvalds attended the Linux Plumbers Conference in Japan, bringing fresh patches that refine scheduler logic and introduce new security mitigations. Phoronix points out that these changes could streamline kernel‑level resource management for container orchestration platforms.
Phoronix
Cloud & Infrastructure
Oracle secures $150 billion in data‑center leases
In its latest securities filing, Oracle disclosed roughly $150 billion in lease commitments for new data‑center sites, a move interpreted as positioning for high‑profile AI cloud contracts such as those with OpenAI. The Information suggests the expansion signals a strategic bet on enterprise‑grade AI workloads.
The Information
Space‑based data centers gain momentum
Tech magnates including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Jensen Huang are championing orbital data centers, with Google planning prototype satellites by 2027 and startup Starcloud claiming the first LLM trained in space. The Information argues this trend reflects concerns that terrestrial infrastructure may soon lag behind AI compute demand.
The Information
Development Frameworks
GNOME tightens AI‑generated code policy
Following mixed results from AI‑assisted programming, GNOME has updated its extensions guidelines to curb automatically generated code, aiming to preserve code quality and maintainability. XDA Developers stresses that while AI can lower entry barriers, the output often falls short of production‑ready standards.
XDA Developers
Vim plugins rival VS Code in functionality
A curated set of six Vim plugins now offers features—such as LSP integration, fuzzy finder, and project management—comparable to those in VS Code, empowering developers who prefer lightweight, highly customizable editors. XDA Developers highlights the productivity gains from this modular approach.
XDA Developers
NotebookLM integrations streamline research workflows
New productivity apps that sync seamlessly with Google’s NotebookLM enable developers to offload literature review, code documentation, and routine task automation to an AI‑powered assistant, sharpening focus on core development work. XDA Developers reports that these integrations are rapidly becoming staples in modern engineering toolchains.
XDA Developers
Software Quality & Testing
Rust Coreutils 0.5 approaches GNU compatibility
The Rust Coreutils 0.5 release achieves a 90 % pass rate on the GNU test suite, marking a significant step toward full compatibility and offering a memory‑safe alternative for system utilities. Phoronix notes that this progress can enhance reliability in CI pipelines by reducing undefined behavior bugs.
Phoronix
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