SiliconANGLE: “What to expect during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU: Join theCUBE April 19-21”
The massive adoption of Kubernetes as a key solution for enterprise computing makes it inevitable that as new technologies come on the horizon, the container orchestration tool will be involved in some way.
Testing Kafka-based asynchronous workflows using OpenTelemetry
Guest post originally published on the Signadot blog by Arjun Iyer and Scott Cotton Introduction Asynchronous architectures are common in cloud native applications as it decouples services and improves the scalability and reliability of the system. A message…
Outlining the structure of your open source software project
Community post by Leonard Pahlke There are numerous ways to start your open source project. You may already have a working product, a team behind it, proper documentation and guides, or you may just have an idea and…
Helm completes fuzzing security audit
Project post originally published on Helm blog by Adam Korczynski, David Korczynski, and Martin Hickey In the past year, the team at Ada Logics has worked on integrating continuous fuzzing into the Helm core project. This was an effort focused on…
KubeVela: the road to cloud native application and platform engineering
Guest post by Da Yin, engineer at Alibaba Cloud and maintainer of KubeVela Background Dating back to year 2019, Kubernetes is gradually being widely adopted as the de facto standard for deploying and managing infrastructures. More and more…
Recruiting a diverse program committee
Community post by Josh Berkus Whether you are organizing a Kubernetes Community Day or any other community event, one of your goals is to have both diverse speakers and audience. For any CNCF-hosted event, it’s not just preferable,…
The New Stack: “5 Trends to Watch for at KubeCon EU 2023”
There’s always a lot going on in the world of Kubernetes. But the eve of a big community gathering like KubeCon gives us the opportunity to take stock of how far we’ve come — and where we’re going…
Model, view, and reduce your workload carbon emission by Crane in a declarative way
Guest post by Jesse Meng and Qiming Hu, Tencent Introduction Do you know? The Arctic is so hot that you can wear short sleeves, with temperatures soaring to 32.5 degrees Celsius. Scientists say that many species have reached…
Getting started in open source
Community post by Riaan Kleinhans, Technical Project Manager at ii.nz Three years ago, I ventured into the open source world and quickly discovered that community members yearn for more people to join their ranks. Likewise, many outsiders are…
Cloud native youth: encouraging the next generation of technologies with Kid’s Day
Community post by Eric Han and Arun Gupta Every kid loves Minecraft! Sharing a bus ride at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Valencia, a group of us shared how immersed our kids have been in Minecraft, whether that’s playing…