and now a project to make js more secure
Tag: opensource
nsscache
We’re releasing a small python utility, called nsscache, that is used to cache remote NSS maps locally on a given host. Combined with cron, it provides a simple and effective way to remove a critical network dependency from your hosts and potentially speed things up a bit.
a small but crucial piece of our network infrastructure
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ha. this is a pretty sweet email archive. suck it, ugly email archive with a black page background. you know who you are
XSLT Cache
this might make chregu happy 🙂
Open Code NYT Blog
ha. love their tagline: “All the code that’s fit to printf()”
Thrift
a framework for cross-language development. It combines a software stack with a code generation engine to build services that work seamlessly between C++, Java, Python, PHP, and Ruby. We are now releasing it as open source.
Apache Sling
omg. yet another cms framework.
Threading Building Blocks
the util_concurrent of c++
libkml
Google will be releasing an open-source KML library in C++ that implements and tracks the standard as it progresses. By providing a reference library it allows developers to more easily keep up to date with KML without having to maintain their own library and track standards changes.
likely apache licensed. i’ll hold off for that to come out to do more gdata experiments.
Our hope is that libkml will reduce the need for everyone to re-invent the wheel with a custom parser or serializer, by providing a single re-usable library that implements KML’s semantics. This first release is focused primarily on the low-level details of the KML DOM itself, but it’s our intent to enhance the library in the future by implementing more sophisticated operations like style resolution and balloon text templating.
Ganeti
an open source virtual server management software built on top of Xen and other open source software. Ganeti started as a small project in Google’s Zurich office. We’ve been using it internally for a while, and now we’re excited to share it more broadly under GPLv2. Here at Google, we’ve used Ganeti in the internal corporate environment to facilitate cluster management of virtual servers in commodity hardware, increasing the efficiency of hardware usage and saving space, power and cooling. Ganeti also provides fast and simple recovery after physical failures.
ha. i had no idea we are releasing this. another thing after mapreduce for yahoo to bring their technology into this millennium.