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The CNCF is a non-profit that maintains open source cloud native computing projects like Kubernetes. It is housed at the Linux Foundation and oversees projects, working groups, marketing, and certification programs. The CNCF aims to advance distributed systems using containers and microservices that are scalable, resilient, and avoid vendor lock-in.
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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.
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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
This document summarizes Cheryl Hung's presentation on the state of cloud native software. The presentation covered three main topics: 1) containers and Kubernetes have become mainstream and more automation enables more frequent releases, 2) a focus on operations at scale (Day 2), embracing cultural change, and 3) the rise of DevSecOps and that service mesh is still maturing. The presentation encouraged attendees to participate in the CNCF survey, share their cloud native journey as a case study, and register for Kubecon in August.
How cloud native is adopted and what’s coming next
Cheryl Hung, CNCF Director of Ecosystem
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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.
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What does the CNCF actually do?
- 1. What does the CNCF actually do? Cheryl Hung @oicheryl © 2013-2017 StorageOS Ltd. All rights reserved.
- 2. Cheryl @oicheryl © 2013-2017 StorageOS Ltd. All rights reserved. 2
- 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 + avoid vendor lock in => Microservices, containers, orchestration ...serverless?
- 6. 6 Structure @oicheryl Governing board ● Marketing ● Financials Technical Oversight Committee ● Vision ● Projects ● 2 year terms Working groups ● CI ● Networking ● Storage ● Serverless
- 7. © 2013-2017 StorageOS Ltd. All rights reserved. 7 CNCF Ambassadors
- 10. 10 Why should I care?
- 11. Because everyone else is doing it?! @oicheryl
- 12. Jim Zemlin, Linux Foundation @oicheryl Kubernetes is the Linux of the cloud
- 13. 13 How do I get involved?
- 16. 16 Certification @oicheryl Kubernetes Certified Service Provider ● Requires 3+ staff members to pass the Certified Kubernetes Administrator exam cncf.io/certification/kcsp
- 17. 17 Events (cncf.io/events) @oicheryl Conference sponsorship CloudNativeCon/Kubecon Dec 6-8, Austin, Texas Diversity scholarships available
- 18. 18 Meetups @oicheryl 108 meetup groups, 25 countries, 40k members Join meetup.com/Cloud-Native-London next Tuesday, speakers from Monzo, GDS.
- 19. Thanks Slides at oicheryl.com © 2013-2017 StorageOS Ltd. All rights reserved.