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The CNCF hosts open source cloud native projects like Kubernetes and promotes their adoption. It oversees projects at different stages - from inception where it owns trademarks, to incubating where there are at least 3 independent users, to graduated where committers come from multiple organizations and governance is public. The CNCF is a non-profit housed at the Linux Foundation that advances containers, microservices, and orchestration technologies which together define cloud native applications.
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- Comparing the price-performance of common workloads on x86 vs Arm
- Resources to get you started
This talk prepares developers for the road ahead with the ability to run workloads on the best hardware without needing to be concerned with the underlying architecture.
Multi-arch from the ground up
At a high level, the goal of Multi-Arch infrastructure is that workloads can run on the best hardware for their price/performance needs, without developers being concerned with the underlying architecture. That doesn’t mean it’s easy! Multi-Arch touches Infra As Code, CI/CD, packaging, binaries, images, Kubernetes upgrades, testing, scheduling, rollout, reproducible builds, performance testing and more. This talk looks at how early adopters handled the challenges so you are prepared for the road ahead.
Crossing the chasm with multi-arch
This document summarizes a presentation about Arm and multi-architecture Kubernetes. It discusses the history and trends driving Arm, including sustainability and the end of Moore's law. It outlines the Arm ecosystem and how Arm CPUs provide power efficiency, performance, and customizability. It notes that Arm is now in all major clouds and everywhere. The goal of multi-arch infrastructure is allowing workloads to run on the best hardware without developers considering architecture. Running Kubernetes on Arm provided better performance, lower costs, and significant power savings. The main reasons for using Arm infrastructure are cost savings of 20-40%, and that Arm is crossing the chasm in adoption.
Lessons Learned from 3 years inside CNCF
Cheryl Hung gave a presentation about her experience working at CNCF over the past 3 years and lessons learned. She discussed trends in connectivity, data growth, and sustainability. Hung provided an overview of Arm's history and ecosystem. She emphasized that Kubernetes works well on Arm architectures and showed benefits like 60% faster jobs, over 1MW of power saved daily, and 50% lower costs when using Arm cloud vs. x86 cloud. Hung is advocating for more use of Arm-based clouds and servers.
Infrastructure matters - The DevOps Conference, Copenhagen
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With hyperscale cloud computing, we now have near-infinite computing resources at our fingertips. But data centres emit as much CO2 as the global airline industry, and that will only increase with growing deployment of AI, smart cities, blockchain and other compute-intensive technologies.
Sustainability, GreenOps and Net Zero aren’t faraway concepts - what you build today directly impacts our planet and our future. How do you understand how to use resources most effectively, and will you create infrastructure that matters?
Infrastructure matters.pdf
This document discusses the environmental impact of data centers and infrastructure, and sustainability efforts within the cloud native computing foundation. It notes that data centers currently use 2% of the world's electricity and produce as much carbon emissions as the aviation industry. It then outlines goals and projects from the CNCF's Environmental Sustainability TAG, including tools to measure cloud carbon footprints and optimize resource usage. The document encourages considering sustainability in 2023 through measurement, utilizing more efficient infrastructure, and participating in an upcoming sustainability survey.
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Lessons learned from 3 years inside cncf - WTF is Cloud Native, 4 September 2021
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I discuss my journey inside CNCF, home of Kubernetes and one of the top open source foundations, some hard truths about community, and thoughts on the future of cloud native.
https://www.oicheryl.com/
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Data and Storage Ecosystem Opportunities and Need - Cheryl Hung Sodacon2020 k...
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10 predictions for cloud native in 2021
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.
10 predictions for the Cloud Native platform and issues in 2021
This document discusses many technologies related to cloud native computing and Kubernetes including service mesh, distributed tracing, container runtimes, storage, networking, security, monitoring, logging, orchestration, and more. It also notes that Kubernetes jobs searches grew by over 2000% in the past 4 years and lists 10 technology predictions for cloud native in the coming year. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation community includes over 6000 members and holds monthly meetings.
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The document summarizes the first CNCF Technology Radar focused on Continuous Delivery tools. It describes how the radar was created by collecting data from the CNCF End User Community on tools they use and recommend. Solutions were then sorted into categories of Adopt, Trial or Assess based on consensus. Key themes included combining public and in-house tools, Helm being used beyond packaging, and Jenkins still widely used alongside newer cloud-native options. Feedback on future topics and participation in creating radars is welcomed.
We're all mad here - The state of cloud native software
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Patterns and challenges of cloud native adoption
This document summarizes a presentation on patterns and challenges of cloud native adoption. It finds that as cloud native becomes more mainstream, deployments are getting larger, with over 80% of organizations using containers in production and over 75% using Kubernetes. The top benefits of cloud native technologies are faster deployment and improved scalability. However, the top challenges remain cultural changes to more continuous processes, as well as addressing security and complexity. Common tools to help overcome these challenges include Istio for traffic management and Prometheus for monitoring.
Kubernetes and containers for non techies
K8s and containers have crossed the chasm into mainstream usage. Although we’re probably not yet at “Nobody ever got fired for using containers.”
Often developers are driving adoption, so you need to sell to developers, perhaps via developer advocates.
Cloud native is a moving target, which opens up space for new innovations.
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Mind map of terminologies used in context of Generative AI
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Removing Uninteresting Bytes in Software Fuzzing
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In this work, we equipped AFL, a popular fuzzer, with DIAR and examined two critical Linux libraries -- Libxml's xmllint, a tool for parsing xml documents, and Binutil's readelf, an essential debugging and security analysis command-line tool used to display detailed information about ELF (Executable and Linkable Format). Our preliminary results show that AFL+DIAR does not only discover new paths more quickly but also achieves higher coverage overall. This work thus showcases how starting with lean and optimized seeds can lead to faster, more comprehensive fuzzing campaigns -- and DIAR helps you find such seeds.
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1. Insights into integrating generative AI.
2. Understanding how this integration enhances test automation within the UiPath platform
3. Practical demonstrations
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Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
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- https://x.com/viglovikov
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See how organizational priorities and strategic approaches to data security and privacy are evolving around the globe.
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Artificial Intelligence for XMLDevelopment
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technologies, XML continues to play a vital role in structuring, storing, and transporting data across diverse systems. The recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) present new methodologies for enhancing XML development workflows, introducing efficiency, automation, and intelligent capabilities. This presentation will outline the scope and perspective of utilizing AI in XML development. The potential benefits and the possible pitfalls will be highlighted, providing a balanced view of the subject.
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What does the CNCF actually do?
- 1. What does the CNCF actually do? Monday 19 March 2018, Cloud Native and Kubernetes Oslo Cheryl Hung, CNCF ambassador © 2013-2017 StorageOS Ltd. All rights reserved.
- 2. Cheryl Product manager, StorageOS Cloud Native London @oicheryl © 2013-2017 StorageOS Ltd. All rights reserved. 2 @oicheryl
- 3. 3 What is the CNCF?
- 4. 4 Non-profit, part of Linux Foundation @oicheryl Containers Cloud Native Open Source IaaS PaaS Open Source PaaS Virtualiza- tion 2000 2001 2006 2009 2010 2011 Non- Virtualized Hardware 2013 2015 IaaS 4
- 5. 5 Cloud Native is... @oicheryl Distributed systems + scalability + resilience + agility + efficiency + portability => Microservices, containers, orchestration ...serverless?
- 6. CNCF hosted projects @oicheryl 1. Inception - Aligned with Cloud Native, Apache licensed, CNCF own trademarks 2. Incubating - 3+ independent end users 3. Graduated - Committers from 2+ organizations, public governance
- 7. @oicheryl
- 8. @oicheryl
- 9. 9 How do you get involved?
- 10. 10 Kubernetes is the Linux of the cloud Jim Zemlin, Linux foundation @oicheryl Why should you get involved?
- 11. 11 Learn and get certified @oicheryl ● Online resources (docs, mailing lists, Slack) ● Certified Kubernetes Administrator -> Kubernetes Certified Service Provider
- 12. 12 Attend, speak at and sponsor events @oicheryl ● Meetups! ● KubeCon + CloudNativeCon ○ Copenhagen, May 2-4 ○ Shanghai, November 14-15 ○ Seattle, December 11-13
- 13. 13 Influence direction ● Contribute to CNCF projects (and donate your own) ● Join online meetings for working groups and Technical Oversight Committee ● Get elected to the TOC @oicheryl
- 14. Thanks Slides at oicheryl.com © 2013-2017 StorageOS Ltd. All rights reserved.