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KubeCon + CloudNativeCon + Open Source Summit China 2019 was a great success with record-breaking registrations, attendance, sponsorships, and co-located events for CNCF’s second annual conference in China. With 3,500 registrations, attendance for this year’s event was up...

Each KubeCon + CloudNativeCon conference is jam-packed with inspiring, insightful and informative keynotes, sessions and lightning talks. They are published on our YouTube channel after each event so that regardless of attendance, everyone can benefit! Today, we wanted...

Persistent storage emerged as an early requirement for shifting application containers to full production. Industry standards groups have since taken up the cause by launching so-called “cloud-native” storage projects around key components like the Kubernetes cluster orchestrator.

Let’s quantify what’s going on with Kubernetes. These statistics speak to reach, adoption, Github activity, job openings – and hint at what’s ahead.

At every KubeCon + CloudNativeCon since Seattle in 2016, CNCF has offered funding and support to attendees from traditionally underrepresented and/or marginalized groups. More than 300 of these diversity scholarships — which include free registration, travel stipends, and...

A Kubernetes-friendly compliance as code project hosted by the CNCF has caught on among large enterprises in the first half of 2019, largely through word of mouth.

Following our recent 100,000 member milestone, we are excited to highlight that CNCF Meetups are now active in over 200 locations around the world! Thanks to our rapidly growing community and CNCF Ambassadors, Meetup Groups are becoming increasingly prevalent. With the goal...

Kubernetes enabled Comcast, ricardo.ch, PingCAP, Prowise and The City of Montreal to scale without increasing their operations team, and improved their productivity by over 15%. They also considerably reduced their deployments with faster scaling. Kubernetes enables users to...

It wasn’t that long ago when Kevin Xu, general manager of global strategy and operations at PingCAP, remembers walking into what he described as a “dark and dingy” basement at an internet cafe to play World of Warcraft...

This blog post was first published on suse.com by Sascha Grunert. This series of blog posts and corresponding talks aims to provide you with a pragmatic view on containers from a historic perspective. Together we will discover modern cloud...