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Member post originally published on ARMO’s blog by Amit Ofry In today’s world of limited time, we need to be laser-focused on our priorities. This goes double for mission-critical activities, like cybersecurity. We want to prioritize...

Community post by Andres Vega and Justin Cappos, TAG Security We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our latest book, a comprehensive guide dedicated to assessing and understanding the security of open source software projects. This...

Member post originally published on Fairwinds’s blog by Robert Brennan, Director of Open Source Software at Fairwinds. When you’ve got a medium- to large-sized company, you need a platform to help your application teams ship code...

Community post originally published on the TAG App Delivery blog by Abby Bangser and Josh Gavant The CNCF Platforms Working Group (WG) is excited to present the first release of a platform engineering maturity model which...

Member post originally published on IO Mesh’s blog In the age of cloud computing, Kubernetes has emerged as the go-to platform for container orchestration. As an increasing number of enterprises are operating databases and middleware on...

Architect Your Future,” this year’s KubeCon + CloudNativeCon highlighted security updates and efforts to support the thriving global community and ecosystem.

Project post by Gaius, Dragonfly Maintainer This document will help you experience how to use dragonfly with hugging face. During the downloading of datasets or models, the file size is large and there are many services...

Community post originally published on a personal blog by Arsh Sharma GitOps is gaining increasing popularity these days, and for good reason. The principles of GitOps promote the use of Git repositories as the ultimate source...

Member post originally published on Kubescape’s blog by Craig Box, Kubescape maintainer We are excited to announce the preview release of Kubescape 3.0, the next generation of the CNCF Kubernetes security posture management tool. Kubescape 3.0 will add:...

Member post originally published on InfraCloud’s blog by Atulpriya Sharma In an ideal world, developers focus on coding applications while the operations team focuses on their seamless deployments of workloads to different environments. However, this is...

Member post originally published on Logz.io’s blog by Dotan Horovits In the vibrant atmosphere of PromCon during the last week of September, attendees were treated to a plethora of exciting updates from the Prometheus universe. A significant highlight...

Project post by the Vitess maintainer team Vitess 18 is now Generally Available, with a number of new enhancements designed to improve usability, performance and MySQL compatibility. MySQL Compatibility Improvements Foreign Keys In the past, foreign...

Project post by Saranya Jena, Litmuschaos Maintainer The idea behind building LitmusChaos 3.0 as a community was to build a more robust, leaner, and developer centric Chaos Engineering platform which caters to how resiliency is perceived...

Cloud Native Computing Foundation and Linux Foundation Training and Certification have announced the launch of Detecting Cloud Runtime Threats with Falco (LFS254) to arm IT professionals, security analysts and DevOps engineers with the expertise to fortify...

Community post by David Korczynski and Adam Korczynski of Ada Logics Fuzzing is a central role in today’s software development practices for ensuring secure and reliable software. CNCF is committed to promoting the use of fuzzing...

Six years after the first pattern was published, GitOps has crossed the chasm and cleared the adoption threshold, which – for better or worse – means there are now a lot of people learning on the...

By Cloud Native Community Japan Today we are thrilled to announce that leaders of the cloud native community in Japan have collaboratively established “Cloud Native Community Japan” as the Japanese Chapter of Cloud Native Computing Foundation...

Project post by the KubeVirt Community The KubeVirt Community is very pleased to announce the release of KubeVirt v1.1. This comes 17 weeks after our celebrated v1.0 release, and follows the predictable schedule we moved to...

Project post by OpenTelemetry maintainers It’s been quite the year for us, and we’re eager to share some updates on the strides we’ve made. I’d like to start out by thanking our contributors and community –...

Project post by Kyverno maintainers Kyverno, the open-source policy engine originally built for Kubernetes, is pleased to announce support for non-Kubernetes workloads, by supporting policies that operate on JSON payloads.  Due to its simplicity and wide...