The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source Reddit goes dark, Lemmy lights up, OpenObserve, some blogging myths & Jefro on Automotive Linux (News)
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Jun 12, 2023 
Jeffrey "Jefro" Osier-Mixon, a Red Hat expert on Automotive Linux, dives deep into how open-source technologies are transforming the automotive industry. He highlights the shift toward software-defined vehicles, tackling integration challenges and safety concerns. Jefro also shares insights on the operating systems used in cars, such as Linux and QNX. Alongside this, the discussion touches on the myth-busting power of blogging and the impact of initiatives promoting automotive safety standards, showcasing exciting advancements in the field.
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Reddit Revolt
- Reddit's API pricing changes caused third-party app closures and moderator revolts.
- Thousands of subreddits went dark, impacting billions of users, possibly irreversibly.
Decentralization's Appeal
- Reddit's struggles highlight the risks of centralized platforms.
- Lemmy, a decentralized Fediverse alternative, gains traction as users seek greater control.
OpenObserve vs. Elasticsearch
- OpenObserve offers a simplified, cloud-native observability platform.
- It's designed for petabyte-scale logging, metrics, and tracing, posing a challenge to Elasticsearch.