Guest post originally published on the Darumatic blog by Brandon Tsai Before Kubernetes, software applications were typically run standalone in a VM and use up all the resources. Operators and developers needed to carefully choose the size of…

After 5 years at the helm of the CNCF, executive director Dan Kohn is stepping down to launch a new Public Health initiative. The new General Manager of the CNCF is Priyanka Sharma, who joins our show today….

Guest post originally published on CTO.ai from Benjamin Slater, VP of Engineering at CTO.ai Sorry for the ridiculous title, but every time we say the word “Kubernetes” on a Zoom call, it gets translated in the text transcript as “Kooper’s…

Priyanka Sharma remembers feeling nervous about going to her first meetups for the Cloud Native Computing Foundation as a new member. But overcoming those nerves was worth it: Not only did the people there turn out to be…

Guest post by Chad Serino, CEO, AlphaBravo Introduction Of all the data management technologies of the last few years, Cloud-native container tech was one of the most impactful. It’s a technology with the potential to revolutionize networking, as…

Guest post originally published on the Kublr blog by Oleg Chunikhin Kubernetes governance may sound dull. But, if you’re an enterprise, it’s a critical part of what you must figure out to be production-ready at scale. When standardizing…

Guest post originally published on the Msys Technology blog by Atul Jadhav  Prologue Business application that fails to operate 24/7 would be considered inefficient in the market. The idea is that applications run uninterrupted irrespective of a technical glitch, feature…

Guest post originally published on Medium by Saurabh Gupta, Sr. Developer Advocate at DigitalOcean Introduction: Kubernetes is currently the de-facto standard for container orchestration. As organizations globally are adopting a Container first development approach, a large part of…

There are 4.7 million cloud-native developers in the world, estimates research firm SlashData, which is out with a new study conducted for the Cloud-Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), a Linux Foundation project.

Before DevSecOps came to the U.S. Department of Defense, software delivery could take anywhere from three to ten years for big weapons systems. “It was mostly teams using waterfall, no minimum viable product, no incremental delivery, and no…