Docker could become the next generation compute platform, and even replace server virtualization, but the container technology has some growing up to do first.

A group of the tech world’s most influential forces signed up the Cloud Native Computing Foundation yesterday, and kicked off a technical board to review submissions.

CNCF announces new members from across the industry, its formal open governance structure and new details about its technology stack.

CNCF seeks to lessen this container confusion while advancing the development of cloud-native applications and services.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation, launched earlier this year, fleshed out its mission Wednesday with new members and technology details.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation is figuring out what our container-powered app-stack future looks like, to Google’s benefit.

Broad set of stakeholders join effort SAN FRANCISCO – December 17, 2015 – The Cloud Native Computing Foundation, a Linux Foundation Collaborative Project and organization dedicated to advancing the development of cloud native applications and services,...

“Cloud native” is starting to mean a set of specific things about how business will run on software, Cloud Foundry CEO Sam Ramji explains.

Google often gives its software away for free. It has long believed in open source software. But last week, the company took this idea to the next level. It gave away all rights to Kubernetes, a...

Two months ago, “Cloud Native” was something of a new term, adopted most visibly by the Cloud Foundry project; a term both aspirational and unburdened by legacy at the same time. As of this week at...