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Guest post originally published on the Miraxia blog by Takuma Kawai In the previous post, I wrote how we can develop our own scheduler with kube-scheduler-simulator. If you could implemented your new scheduler, you may want to try...

Project post originally published on the Flux blog by Daniel Holbach As the Flux family of projects and its communities are growing, we strive to inform you each month about what has already landed, new possibilities...

Backstage, which joined the CNCF Incubator in March of this year has seen considerable interest, with the project hosting its first co-located event – BackstageCon – at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America last month. Over 200...

Guest post originally published on Deepfactor’s blog by Seth Knox, Chief Marketing Officer at Deepfactor How DevSecOps and Developer Security Can Reduce Risk, Accelerate Release Velocity, and Save Developers Time Over the 20+ years I’ve been...

Guest post originally by Matthew Yacobucci, Sr. Principal Software Engineer at NGINX Every day, the drumbeat to adopt Zero Trust in tech infrastructure amplifies. Like any cybersecurity buzzword, Zero Trust is both more and less than...

Guest post originally published on the Tigera blog by Giri Radhakrishnan In my previous blog post, I introduced the brief history of zero trust, the core pillars of a zero-trust model, and how to build a...

Guest post originally published on The New Stack by Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck, Senior Sales Engineer at InfluxData Lightweight Kubernetes, known as K3s, is an installation of Kubernetes half the size in terms of memory footprint. Do you...

Guest post originally published on Mia-Platform’s blog Platform Engineering, DevOps and SRE: is the time to make a definitive choice coming? Everyone is witnessing the IT landscape continue to evolve at a rapid and relentless pace....

Guest post originally published on Traefik Labs’ blog by Tiffany Long, Open Source Community Manager at Traefik Labs Open source software (OSS) has changed the way the tech industry works forever. In the early years of...

Guest post originally published by Brae Troutman, Red Hat As the Open Cluster Management (OCM) project and community continues to grow, we felt it was important to start periodically communicating what we are doing with the project,...

Guest post originally published on Flux’s blog Software supply chain attacks are one of the most critical risks threatening today’s software and have begun to collapse like a dark cloud over the software industry. For the...

Project post by the Cloud Custodian maintainers This week the Cloud Custodian project, part of the CNCF incubator, added a Kubernetes admission controller for easy event-driven policy management within your cluster.  The project also added support...

CNCF exists to help nurture and launch technologies that make life better and Prometheus does just that. We also take it upon ourselves to educate the world on the power of cloud native and open source....

Linux Foundation and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) will partner with Razom for Ukraine on Razom’s Project Veteranius to provide access to technology education for Ukrainian veterans, their families, and Ukrainians in need. Leveraging its...

Project post by the Vitess maintainer team Vitess 15 is now Generally Available, with a number of new enhancements designed to make Vitess easier to use, more resilient, and easier to scale! VTOrc, a vitess-native cluster...

Post by LitmusChaos maintainers Cloud native adoption continues to increase, and it is not a surprise that new challenges are arising that are associated with the scale. The modern DevOps ecosystem driven by cloud native technologies...

Cross-post from the OpenTelemetry project blog by Austin Parker Earlier this year, we announced a project to build an OpenTelemetry Demo, representing the breadth of OpenTelemetry features and languages. Today, the Demo SIG is proud to announce OpenTelemetry Demo v1.0!...

Cross-post from the Kyverno blog Following on the heels of the 1.7 release of Kyverno, the Kyverno team is proud to present version 1.8 which is another huge leap forward not just in terms of features...

WebAssembly – or Wasm – has been warmly received since its first release in 2017, but our survey shows projects seem to be outstripping the capabilities of today’s tools and technologies and an overwhelming number of...

Guest post originally published on CNCF TAG App Delivery blog by Josh Gavant, App Platform Solution Architect atRed Hat TAG App Delivery formed the Cooperative Delivery working group in late 2021 to gather and report on...