Guest post by Massimiliano Giovagnoli, DevOps Engineer at Deltatre and Falco project contributor This is just a story and thoughts about people. I begin with me, telling you about my first KubeCon ever. Since I couldn’t join the...

Guest post by Marco Palladino, CTO & Co-Founder at Kong; Creator & maintainer of Kuma Kuma 1.0 is now generally available with over 70 features and improvements ready to use and deploy in production to create modern distributed...

The CNCF cloud native survey takes a pulse of the community to better understand the adoption of CNCF projects and cloud native technologies. For the fourth time we are conducting the Cloud Native Survey in Mandarin to gain...

Guest post originally published on StackHawk’s blog by Zachary Conger, Senior DevOps Engineer at StackHawk Overview We love containers. At StackHawk we have always been fans of containers. From day one we made the decision to ship HawkScan...

utting-edge IT infrastructures aren’t just for nimble startups anymore. At this year’s Kubernetes Conference, Cloud Native Computing Foundation community members including Red Hat, NetApp and Rancher debuted solutions that will help organizations that aren’t cloud native make a...

The CNCF announced the graduation of the etcd project – a distributed key-value store used by many open source projects and companies. Originally written at CoreOS, etcd was accepted into the CNCF incubation stage in 2018 and graduated in November...

Guest post originally published on Rancher’s blog by Saiyam Pathak Kubernetes upgrades are always a tough undertaking when your clusters are running smoothly. Upgrades are necessary as every three months, Kubernetes releases a new version. If you do...

This week’s highlighted open-source project is etcd, which is a key-value store that provides a reliable way to store data needing to be accessed by a distributed system. 

On today’s Day Two Cloud we review announcements and make our observations of the KubeCon and CloudNativeCon North America 2020 virtual event. There were at least fifty announcements released during these events, and we’re going to march you...

When Google partnered with the Linux Foundation to create the Cloud Native Computing Foundation in 2015, the new group launched with 18 members. At the time, the founders issued a call that they were open to adding more organizations.