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Since 2016, CNCF has offered more than 1,000 diversity scholarships to traditionally underrepresented and/or marginalized groups in the technology and/or open source communities—including, but not limited to persons identifying as LGBTQ, women, persons of color, and/or...

74% of KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2020 – Virtual keynote speakers identified as women or gender non-conforming 72% were first-time KubeCon + CloudNativeCon attendees 61% of attendees spent 10+ hours on the platform  One of the...

Member Blog Post Guest post originally published on Carbon Relay’s blog by Brad Ascar Sr. Solutions Architect, Carbon Relay I make my living in the software business. I started out as a software developer, moved up to...

Guest post by Evan Powell, CEO at MayaData Or, how can cloud services not be cloud-native? KubeCon EU was great in many ways. One pleasant surprise is that because KubeCon was a virtual event, this led...

Like we mentioned in our previous blog post, CNCF is thrilled to participate in the Fall 2020 CommunityBridge Program and have 22 project ideas from 12 Graduated, Incubating and Sandbox available to mentees. Similar to Google...

Guest post by CommunityBridge mentee, Sonia Singla Hello everyone, my name is Sonia 👱‍♀️, and currently, am pursuing my Bachelor’s in Information Technology from Panjab University, Chandigarh, India. I have successfully graduated from Linux Foundation’s Community Bridge...

Guest post originally published on Fairwinds blog by Robert Brennan Estimating how much you are spending (or wasting) on a particular Kubernetes workload is hard. The good news is that there are some reasonable strategies for...

Guest post originally published on the InfraCloud blog by Suraj Banakar What if you could just spin up a temporary cluster to test your application and set it to delete it after a certain time period...

Having participated in the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) since 2017, CNCF is thrilled to announce that this year, 16 interns working on the Foundation’s projects have graduated from the program. Interns this year got to...

Guest post originally published on Bitnami by Juanjo Ciarlante Introduction Kubernetes, like any other secure system, supports the following concepts: Authentication: Verifying and proving identities for users and groups, and service accounts Authorization: Allowing users to...

Member Post Guest post originally published on the Volterra blog by Pranav Dharwadkar, VP of Products at Volterra This blog describes a key challenge of web application performance faced by online enterprises around the world. This...

Guest post originally posted on the Linkerd blog by Oliver Gould The past few months have seen a continued interest in Linkerd’s data plane “micro-proxy”, Linkerd2-proxy. Last month, William Morgan wrote about some of the decisions that first...

Today, the CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) voted to accept KubeEdge as an incubation-level hosted project. KubeEdge is an open source system for extending containerized application orchestration capabilities to hosts at the edge. It is built...

Guest post originally published on the CloudOps blog Cloud native applications take full advantage of the cloud’s operational model, driving business value by being auto-provisioning, scaling, and redundant. By breaking down monolithic applications into independent but...

Guest post by Kevin Crawley, Developer Advocate for Containous In order to tell this story, we have to go back a little over three years ago, when I was asked to join Single as an investor,...

KubeCon  + CloudNativeCon sponsor guest post from Vijoy Pandey, VP / CTO of Cloud, Distributed Systems, and Ventures at Cisco As we wrap up our first ever virtual KubeCon in 2020, as a community, we also...

Today, CNCF is publishing the second of our quarterly CNCF End User Technology Radars; the topic for this Technology Radar is observability. In June, we launched the CNCF End User Technology Radar, a new initiative from...

Guest post by Fred Chien （錢逢祥, Brobridge) Understanding various technical issues and pitfalls of microservice architecture The Microservice Architecture is foggy. No matter what you do, it always seems wrong, and you may hit the wall...

Cross-post with Linux Foundation New, Free Training Course Teaches Fundamentals of Serverless on Kubernetes Serverless computing, where computing loads are run using a service layer (or ‘function’)  to dynamically configure and deploy cloud environments, has taken...

Guest post by CommunityBridge Intern, Arthur Silva Sens I just graduated from my internship at Linux Foundation’s Community Bridge program, and I’d like to share my experience and explain why you should also consider applying if you are...