Joab Jackson has been covering the IT and computing space since the birth of the Internet. He has first-handedly reported on the dotcom boom-and-bust, XML, Web services, cloud computing, REST and JSON, big data, containerization and cloud native computing. Now, he is interested in what AI can, and can not, actually do. He has written for IDG News Service (Computerworld, PC World, Infoworld) and has held editing roles for Government Computer News, The New Stack, and The National Technology Center.
Kubernetes may be getting a feature that has long been enjoyed by supercomputer users: checkpoint/restore. Just as the name indicates, checkpoint/restore is the ability to bookmark a distributed workload such that if ...