The New Stack: “PromCon 2022: Why Prometheus Had to Change”
February 3, 2023
Prometheus continues to remain as an essential tool for monitoring, and especially, as a key component in observability platforms for cloud native environment. As one of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s (CNCF) “fastest-growing” projects, the time series database is especially useful for...
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SiliconANGLE: “Practitioners assess latest risks and enterprise vulnerabilities at inaugural CloudNativeSecurityCon”
February 2, 2023
The tone was set for the opening day of CloudNativeSecurityCon in Seattle this week when Priyanka Sharma, executive director and general manager of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, told attendees that “practitioners are leading the way, having conversations...
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Container Journal: “CNCF to Add Another Security Certification”
February 1, 2023
At the CloudNative SecurityCon North America 2023 conference today, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced that it will release a Kubernetes and cloud security associate (KCSA) certification. The KCSA certification will be available later this year.
SD Times: “Report: Majority of open source contributors wish their company paid for their contributions”
January 18, 2023
Nearly four-fifths of developers (79%) believe that contributing to open source projects has helped further their careers, but 78% still say that companies should pay them for the time spent on contributions.
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Datanami: “Fluentd Rides Wave of Roll-Your-Own Observability”
January 18, 2023
Companies that want to collect gobs of observability data but process the data in multiple places while keeping it free from analytic tool vendor’s proprietary formats may be interested in Fluentd, an open source data collector that decouples...
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Container Journal: “2022 in Review: Kubernetes’ Big Year”
January 4, 2023
2022 was a big year for cloud-native technologies—especially for Kubernetes, which became a platform of choice for digital transformation and cloud-native workloads. As such, much of this year’s discussion revolved around Kubernetes updates and best practices.
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Container Journal: “Best of 2022: 6 CNCF Projects for CI/CD”
December 30, 2022
Nowadays, software development teams need a more agile way of working to quickly bring code to life. And CI/CD has been a big enabler for more rapid development models for cloud-native software. Whereas continuous integration (CI) is about...
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Container Journal: “Best of 2022: The Ultimate List of Open Source Cloud-Native Tools”
December 29, 2022
There are so many great open source cloud-native tools for nearly everything you want to do. And they’re all in one place—look no further than the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). This Linux Foundation body has become a locus of...
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Container Journal: “Best of 2022: 8 CNCF Projects for Cloud-Native Persistent Storage”
December 26, 2022
Enacting persistent storage of data is somewhat counterintuitive when it comes to containerization. The ephemeral container is a short-lived computing environment where code isn’t stored forever. But you still need to store data on a physical disc somewhere!
The New Stack: “Argo CD and Flux Are CNCF Grads: But What Now?”
December 13, 2022
Argo CD and Flux achieving CNCF graduation status definitely represents a solid nod to GitOps’ viability in the community. But now that both projects reached this milestone within a few days of each other, what does this mean...