We're all developing something. Come join us in making the future.

October, 2026 The HPE Developer Community Monthly #114 This month’s HPE Developer Community newsletter brings together practical insights and open-source innovation across HPE. This edition highlights how GitOps and infrastructure as code can simplify HPE OpsRamp management, how purpose-built compute supports secure and resilient artificial intelligence at the edge, and how PiG extends the Pi agent harness through an open-source Go implementation. The issue also covers Chapel 2.10, including language, compiler, runtime, and community improvements, and introduces GitHub Copilot as a productivity aid for writing HPE Terraform configurations. The October Meetup spotlight features OpenBMC on HPE ProLiant servers, with an overview of the project and a demonstration of how developers can test OpenBMC firmware through public infrastructure. Together, these stories show how HPE communities are advancing modern infrastructure, developer productivity, edge intelligence, and open-source collaboration. Register for our next Webinar Featured HPE Developer Community Meetup October 28th, 2026: OpenBMC and HPE ProLiant overview Join this session to learn how HPE provides the possibility to use OpenBMC on selected HPE ProLiant servers. After a quick recall of the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) concept, this Meetup will present the OpenBMC project and its declination on selected HPE ProLiant servers. A demo of the public OSFCI infrastructure will be performed to demonstrate how developers can test their owned OpenBMC firmware without the need of any physical interaction with hardware. Register now

Adopting GitOps in HPE OpsRamp: a tutorial Explore how GitOps and infrastructure as code can simplify HPE OpsRamp management. This tutorial shows how Terraform or OpenTofu, GitHub, encrypted state storage, and GitHub Actions work together to automate configuration, improve change control, support reviews and approvals, and enable consistent deployments with rollback visibility. Check now The rise of purpose-built compute for Edge AI This blog post explores how purpose-built compute is advancing edge artificial intelligence by bringing data, intelligence, and action closer to where work happens. It highlights the HPE ProLiant Compute EL2000 as a platform designed for AI- and data-intensive applications, helping organizations address edge workloads with greater security, operational resilience, and performance. See how

Community

Writing HPE Terraform with GitHub Copilot: A Beginner's Guide This beginner-friendly guide shows how GitHub Copilot can help users write HPE Terraform configurations. It introduces practical ways to use AI-assisted development to improve productivity, simplify infrastructure-as-code tasks, and create HPE environments with greater confidence. Learn more

Meet PiG: Pi in Go, a Port That Plans on Keeping Up PiG, or Pi in Go, introduces an open-source Go implementation designed to keep pace with evolving development needs. The blog highlights its focus on flexibility, performance, and continued innovation for developers building and extending modern software tools. Read on

Announcing Chapel 2.10! Chapel 2.10 delivers updates across the language, compiler, runtime, and community ecosystem. The release reflects ongoing efforts to improve the programming experience and support scalable, productive development for high-performance computing workloads. Check now

Events

		OpenBMC on HPE ProLiant servers: Overview and demo October 28, 2026 8am PT / 5pm CET Mark your calendar for the OpenBMC on HPE ProLiant servers: overview and demo meetup webinar on October 28, 2026, where our experts will provide An overview of using OpenBMC on selected HPE ProLiant servers, including a demonstration of the public OSFCI infrastructure for testing OpenBMC firmware without physical hardware. Register now

Sign Up and Skill Up Register for our upcoming technology talks or check out our on-demand training Munch & Learn calendar Meetups calendar Get Real with AI Jam calendar Workshops-on-Demand catalog HPE Digital Learner Register now

HPE Developer YouTube playlist Check out our newest webinar replay and explore the collection of HPE Developer Community videos on our YouTube playlist. From Provisioning to Observability with HPE CloudOps Software – Advanced Watch here

Be an HPE Developer blogger! Contribute to our blog. Learn how it’s done here. Share your knowledge

Be an open source contributor! Start contributing to open source projects. Get started

HPE Developer newsletter archive Catch up on what you might have missed. Browse the archive

Engage

Hewlett Packard Enterprise leads with enterprise and open source solutions with the expertise to help developers and customers innovate and solve problems. We're all developing something. Come join us in making the future. Join us today

Design Develop Research Open Source

View in Browser You received this email because you subscribed via the HPE Developer website or had it forwarded from someone who did. If you have not yet subscribed but would like to, you can do so here. We'll be sorry to see you go but you can unsubscribe instantly. You can also review your subscription settings with us on this page. Learn more about the HPE Privacy Policy. HPE Developer and its accompanying resources are part of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, LP.