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Cheryl Hung presented 10 predictions for cloud native technologies in 2021. These predictions are organized into three categories: tools, DevOps practices, and ecosystem trends. Some of the key predictions include increased use of Rust programming language in cloud projects, cross-cloud capabilities becoming more robust, GitOps and chaos engineering practices growing, and user-driven development of open source projects.

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10 predictions for cloud native in 2021
Cheryl Hung, VP Ecosystem
GIFEE Day, KubeCon CloudNativeCon EU 2021
4 May 2021

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69% of hiring managers are
seeking cloud and container
expertise

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CNCF 2017 vs 2021

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123.6k
contributors
devstats.cncf.io
5.97m
contributions

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The CNCF annual survey
2020 reported that 83%
now run Kubernetes in
production
https://www.cncf.io/reports/#cloud-native-surveys
Do you run containers in production?

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https://www.cncf.io/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/CNCF_Survey_Report_2020.pdf

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140+ organizations in CNCF End User Community
Plus 11 non-public members

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Cloud native deployments
are getting more complex

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🔮 Cheryl’s 10
predictions for
cloud native in
2021
🛠 Tech
󰟲 DevOps
🌐 Ecosystem

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🛠 1. More Rust in Cloud Native projects
devstats.cncf.io/

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🛠 2. Cross Cloud Becomes More Real

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🛠 3. Web Assembly and eBPF enables new
modes

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🛠 4. Kubernetes for the Edge
0-25 km 25-100 km 100-1000 km
Reduced
Control
Constrained
Resources
Limited
Connectivity
Risky Devices/
Locations
Delays/
Disconnections

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󰟲 5. GitOps Grows Significantly
https://github.com/gitops-working-group/gitops-working-group

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󰟲 6. Chaos Engineering practices

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󰟲 7. Rise of FinOps

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🌐 8. Pluggable developer + operator experience
backstage.io

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🌐 9. Service Mesh consolidation

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🌐 10. End user driven open source
radar.cncf.io

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Cloud native deployments
are getting more complex
You need to stay on top of what’s coming next

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🛠 Tech 󰟲 DevOps 🌐 Ecosystem
🔮 Cheryl’s 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021

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🛠 Tech
1. More Rust in
Cloud Native
2. Cross Cloud
becomes (more)
real
3. Web Assembly
and eBFP
4. Kubernetes on
the Edge
󰟲 DevOps 🌐 Ecosystem
🔮 Cheryl’s 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021

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🛠 Tech
1. More Rust in
Cloud Native
2. Cross Cloud
becomes (more)
real
3. Web Assembly
and eBFP
4. Kubernetes on
the Edge
󰟲 DevOps
5. GitOps grows
significantly
6. Chaos
Engineering
practices
7. Rise of FinOps
🌐 Ecosystem
🔮 Cheryl’s 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021

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🛠 Tech
1. More Rust in
Cloud Native
2. Cross Cloud
becomes (more)
real
3. Web Assembly
and eBFP
4. Kubernetes on
the Edge
󰟲 DevOps
5. GitOps grows
significantly
6. Chaos
Engineering
practices
7. Rise of FinOps
🌐 Ecosystem
8. Pluggable
developer and
operator
experience
9. Service mesh
consolidation
10. End user driven
open source
🔮 Cheryl’s 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021

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🛠 Tech
1. More Rust in
Cloud Native
2. Cross Cloud
becomes (more)
real
3. Web Assembly
and eBFP
4. Kubernetes on
the Edge
󰟲 DevOps
5. GitOps grows
significantly
6. Chaos
Engineering
practices
7. Rise of FinOps
🌐 Ecosystem
8. Pluggable
developer and
operator
experience
9. Service mesh
consolidation
10. End user driven
open source
🔮 Cheryl’s 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021

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CNCF Technology Radar, radar.cncf.io
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Cheryl Hung presented 10 predictions for cloud native technologies in 2021. These included increased use of Rust programming language projects, better support for multi-cloud deployments, and using WebAssembly and eBPF for new capabilities. She also predicted growth in applying Kubernetes at the edge, increased adoption of GitOps for infrastructure management, and rising focus on chaos engineering practices and FinOps. Additional trends included more pluggable developer and operator tooling, consolidation in the service mesh market, and open source projects being increasingly driven by end user needs.

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1. 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021 Cheryl Hung, VP Ecosystem GIFEE Day, KubeCon CloudNativeCon EU 2021 4 May 2021

3. Cloud native is still accelerating

8. © 2021 Cloud Native Computing Foundation 8 @oicheryl The CNCF annual survey 2020 reported that 83% now run Kubernetes in production https://www.cncf.io/reports/#cloud-native-surveys Do you run containers in production?

13. So what’s coming next?

18. © 2021 Cloud Native Computing Foundation 18 @oicheryl 🛠 4. Kubernetes for the Edge 0-25 km 25-100 km 100-1000 km Reduced Control Constrained Resources Limited Connectivity Risky Devices/ Locations Delays/ Disconnections

25. Summary

28. © 2021 Cloud Native Computing Foundation 28 @oicheryl 🛠 Tech 1. More Rust in Cloud Native 2. Cross Cloud becomes (more) real 3. Web Assembly and eBFP 4. Kubernetes on the Edge 󰟲 DevOps 🌐 Ecosystem 🔮 Cheryl’s 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021

29. © 2021 Cloud Native Computing Foundation 29 @oicheryl 🛠 Tech 1. More Rust in Cloud Native 2. Cross Cloud becomes (more) real 3. Web Assembly and eBFP 4. Kubernetes on the Edge 󰟲 DevOps 5. GitOps grows significantly 6. Chaos Engineering practices 7. Rise of FinOps 🌐 Ecosystem 🔮 Cheryl’s 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021

30. © 2021 Cloud Native Computing Foundation 30 @oicheryl 🛠 Tech 1. More Rust in Cloud Native 2. Cross Cloud becomes (more) real 3. Web Assembly and eBFP 4. Kubernetes on the Edge 󰟲 DevOps 5. GitOps grows significantly 6. Chaos Engineering practices 7. Rise of FinOps 🌐 Ecosystem 8. Pluggable developer and operator experience 9. Service mesh consolidation 10. End user driven open source 🔮 Cheryl’s 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021

31. © 2021 Cloud Native Computing Foundation 31 @oicheryl 🛠 Tech 1. More Rust in Cloud Native 2. Cross Cloud becomes (more) real 3. Web Assembly and eBFP 4. Kubernetes on the Edge 󰟲 DevOps 5. GitOps grows significantly 6. Chaos Engineering practices 7. Rise of FinOps 🌐 Ecosystem 8. Pluggable developer and operator experience 9. Service mesh consolidation 10. End user driven open source 🔮 Cheryl’s 10 predictions for cloud native in 2021

32. © 2021 Cloud Native Computing Foundation 32 @oicheryl Interested in Cloud Native Telcos, 5G, and Edge? • The Cloud native Networking Functions Working Group aids companies to better understand what “cloud native” means for telecommunications workloads and how we can produce better outcomes for the industry • Kubernetes IoT Edge Working Group meets bi weekly • Help out by completing https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/cncfk8sedge

33. © 2021 Cloud Native Computing Foundation 33 @oicheryl CNCF Technology Radar, radar.cncf.io ● Feb 2021, Secrets Management ● Nov 2020, Database Storage ● Sep 2020, Observability ● Jun 2020, Continuous Delivery CNCF End User Community: cncf.io/enduser

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