Guest post by Yuri Shkuro, creator and maintainer of Jaeger  August 3rd, 2015 was the date of the first commit in the internal Jaeger repository at Uber. Technically, the true birthday of the project was probably a week or so earlier,...

17 new companies join over 570 other members and supporters to further advance cloud native technologies SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU Virtual – August 18, 2020 – The Cloud Native Computing Foundation® (CNCF®), which builds...

As the Cloud Native Computing Foundation marks its fifth year of operation, the group’s growing range of projects highlights an important milestone for open-source computing. With continued expansion of the cloud native community and more companies, including many...

Open-source software is no longer the domain of hard-core technology firms. As companies such as Conde Nast International Inc. and American Express Co. dip their toes into the community pool, major enterprise adoption is slowly becoming a thing.

In a year where cloud transformation became a do-or-die choice for many organizations, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation is shining a light through the complexities of adapting to a remote-first world.

A surge of Kubernetes deployments in retail location, assembly lines and other “edge computing” environments is leading to cluster sprawl, which can be a security hazard, as Keith Basil, Rancher vice president of edge solutions, will discuss in...

Guest post from Falco project maintainers Kris Nóva (Sysdig), Lorenzo Fontana (Sysdig), Spencer Krum (IBM), Kaizhe Huang (Sysdig), Leonardo Di Donato (Sysdig) A lot has happened in the world since the Falco maintainers were face to face at...

InfoQ recently caught up with Priyanka Sharma, General Manager of CNCF, to discuss the upcoming virtual KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU event. Topics also discussed included the role of the cloud, open source, and the current and future work...

*Note – you can find the latest version of the State of Cloud Native Development report, published in December 2021, here. Over the last six months, there has been a significant increase in the global adoption of cloud...

This is a guest post co-authored by Fabrízio Mello and Álvaro Hernández, from OnGres. Envoy 1.15 was released on July 6th, and it included an interesting mention in the release notes: a new plugin, for Postgres! This post will introduce why this plugin was...