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Quick OpAMP Update
Just a quick post: CNCF Ambassador Dotan Horvits posted a blog on the CNCF website discussing the use of OpAMP and referencing our OpAMP project. Check it out at Operating OpenTelemetry at scale with OpAMP. Ignoring the work we’ve been doing, it’s an interesting read.
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Docker & CNCF: A Partnership for Open Source
Strengthening Open Source with Docker and CNCF At Docker, open source is not just something we support; it’s a core part of our culture. It’s part of our DNA. From foundational projects like Docker Compose (35.5k stars, 5.4k forks) and Moby (69.8k stars, 18.8k forks) to our continued code contributions, we remain committed to strengthening the open-source ecosystem and providing a robust platform…
Kubernetes Slack Changes & Potential Migration
Understanding Kubernetes Slack’s Evolution UPDATE: We’ve received notice from Salesforce that our Slack workspace WILL NOT BE DOWNGRADED on June 20th. Stand by for more details, but for now, there is no urgency to back up private channels or direct messages. Kubernetes Slack will lose its special status and will be changing into a standard free Slack on June 20, 2025. Sometime later this year,…
Cloud Native Architecture book
Its a busy time with books at the moment. I am excited to and pleased to hear that Fernando Harris‘ first book project has been published. It can be found on amazon.com and amazon.co.uk among sites. Having been fortunate enough to be a reviewer of the book, I can say that what makes this book different from others that examine cloud-native architecture is its holistic approach to the challenge.…
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Connect, secure, control, and observe services.
I'm so glad to hear the announcement that Istio project is now a graduated Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) project.
The maturity of the community is remarkable, as seen at Istio Day, which is held concurrently with KubeCon, and I thought it was very reasonable to graduate at this time, given the maturity and popularity of Istio's features. Congratulations and best wishes for the future.
A quick recap of Istio at KubeCon Europe, at the RAI in Amsterdam.
Service mesh adoption has been steadily rising over the past few years as cloud native adoption has matured across industries. -- Chris Aniszczyk, CTO of CNCF
And just because it graduate does not mean that its activities will stop. The project work continues uninterrupted.
Istio 1.18: Ambient Mesh
Istio 1.19: New sidecar container feature in Alpha in Kubernetes 1.28
With the rise of microservices architectures as the de facto pattern for authoring modern applications, connecting, observing, and securing the complex landscape of containers and services has become a challenge for engineers. Google is proud of our role in the creation and development of Istio as a comprehensive solution to this hard problem. Istio’s graduation, as well as its leading position as the world’s most adopted service mesh technology, reinforces our belief that it should be easy for everyone to benefit from secure, robust service-based applications. -- Cameron Etezadi, Director of Engineering, Google Cloud
VMware is delighted to celebrate Istio’s graduation within CNCF. Service mesh is a key part of cloud native architecture, and Istio provides a uniform and efficient way to better secure, connect, and monitor modern app services – making it the choice for enterprises. VMware has been an advocate for Istio and shares in the vision for a robust cloud native ecosystem for application networking. VMware looks forward to its continued collaboration with the Istio project and community to deliver more secure connectivity solutions for enterprises. -- Niran Evenchen, Senior Product Line Manager, VMware Tanzu
How CNCF Certification Can Make You Stand Out in the Cloud Native Computing Industry
Are you looking for a way to stand out in the cloud native computing industry? Do you want to showcase your skills and knowledge of Kubernetes, Prometheus, and other CNCF projects? Do you want to join the elite group of certified professionals who are driving the cloud native revolution? 🚀
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you should definitely check out my latest LinkedIn Pulse article on “How CNCF Certification Can Make You Stand Out in the Cloud Native Computing Industry” 📝
Cloud Native Computing has become the popular way to develop and deploy applications in the tech industry. As more people are interested, th
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API Gateways to manage dynamic scaling
One of the benefits of using cloud providers is the potential to scale solutions to meet demand by scaling out with additional compute nodes without concern for physical capacity limits (cost considerations are smaller, but still apply). Dynamic scaling is typically driven by monitoring defined groups of nodes for CPU use and when demand hits a threshold an additional node is spun up. Kubernetes…
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