All posts by Jessie

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe is set to gather thousands of technologists in Paris in mid-March 2024 to explore everything cloud-native and open source. So, what are some of the key themes to anticipate at the event? Below,...

Ambassador post originally published on Medium by Yoshiyuki Tabata The era of Web 3.0 is upon us, and with it might come a shift in how we manage our digital identities. Previously big platformers managed ID...

Community post by Junya Okabe, Kaito Ii, and Nao Nishijima The Cloud Native Glossary is a project led by the CNCF Business Value Subcommittee. Its goal is to explain cloud native concepts in clear and simple...

Member post by Sergey Pronin, Percona Before joining Percona almost 4 years ago I was a strong believer of the “Kubernetes is for stateless” and 12-factor apps approach. But there are two north stars that were...

We’re excited to announce a slew of graduated project updates. Read on for some, but not all, of the latest news from the project teams, or get the comprehensive details on the video (which will preview...

Un mois avant la première édition en France de la Kubecon Europe, la directrice exécutive de la Cloud Native Computing Foundation, qui gère Kubernetes, revient sur les projets et ambitions et apporte son regard sur l’évolution...

Happening on 19 March 2024 in Paris Co-chairs: Bartlomiej Plotka and Sonia Singla ThanosCon Europe is a day to learn about the work being put into the project by the community and all the rapid improvements...

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) recently announced the graduation of Falco, a cloud-native security tool designed for Linux systems and the de facto Kubernetes threat detection engine.

CNCF announced the graduation of Falco, a tool designed for Linux systems and a de facto Kubernetes threat-detection engine. The project successfully met all graduation requirements, including undergoing the due diligence process, completing a third-party security audit,...

Community blog by Seven Cheng WebAssembly (Wasm) was originally created for the browser, and it has become increasingly popular on the server-side as well. In my view, WebAssembly is gaining popularity in the Cloud Native ecosystem due...