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 new to...

Guest post originally published on the Magalix blog by Mohammed Ahmed This article is part of our Open Policy Agent (OPA) series, and assumes that you are familiar with Kubernetes and OPA. If you haven’t already done so, or if...

The etcd distributed key/value store is starting to play a key role in the management of fleets of Kubernetes clusters in the enterprise. Currently an incubation-level project being advanced under the auspices of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation...

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon sponsor guest post from Peter Lauterbach, Cloud Platforms Product Management at Red Hat As attendees of KubeCon know, containers are here to stay. In fact, “Gartner predicts that by 2022, more than 75% of global...

Guest post originally published on the Rookout Blog by Dudi Cohen A mere few months ago the majority of the world was forced to change drastically, including the move into a ‘fully remote’ mode of office work. As reality was...

Following our exciting Q2 round of CommunityBridge mentorships where we had 21 mentees successfully graduate from the program, we are happy to announce that CNCF will do another round. Like Google Summer of Code and Outreachy, CommunityBridge is...

Guest post originally published on the TiKV blog by Chi Zhang, a mentee of the TiKV project at the CommunityBridge Mentorship Program. He is also a sophomore at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. CommunityBridge is a 12-week full-time mentorship program...

TiKV is now the latest project to graduate from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, an initiative that’s meant to help advance Kubernetes and other container technologies.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is now hosting an open source distributed transactional key-value database optimized for stateful applications running in a container. Based on concepts put forward by Google in the form of a Spanner database...

Guest post originally published on the Nirmata blog by Emily Omier In the ‘old’ days of enterprise IT, most engineers were hyper-specialized. Each individual would be a specialist in networking or storage, for example, but most didn’t have...