All Mentorship Posts

Guest post by CNCF (LitmusChaos) LFX mentee, Namkyu Park, originally published on dev.to Contributing to an open source that has already been participated to by so many participants is not straightforward. Most come up with questions such as,...

After an exciting Spring term, 36 interns have graduated from the latest LFX mentorship program funded by CNCF! 15 of CNCF’s Graduated, Incubating, and Sandbox projects joined this round with projects including Chaos Mesh, Kubernetes, KubeEdge and Pixie. ...

Mentorship blog post by Aman Dwivedi, Litmus Chaos mentee What is LitmusChaos? LitmusChaos is an open-source Chaos Engineering platform that enables teams to identify weaknesses & potential outages in infrastructures by inducing chaos tests in a controlled way....

After an exciting Spring term, 36 interns have graduated from the latest LFX mentorship program funded by CNCF! 15 of CNCF’s Graduated, Incubating, and Sandbox projects joined this round with projects including Chaos Mesh, Kubernetes, KubeEdge and Pixie. ...

Guest post by Sayantani Saha Curious to know what it is? I thought of penning down my experience, as I get a lot of DMs from people asking how to get selected or what is the procedure for...

By Ihor Dvoretskyi, Senior Developer Advocate, CNCF For the fourth year in a row, CNCF will be participating in LFX with a record-breaking 42 project ideas available to mentees. LFX is a platform that enables organizations to offer...

Mentorship guest post by Chunxu Zhang I am a graduate student studying software engineering at Nanjing University. My research focuses on DevOps, which has intrinsic connections with chaos engineering and observability. To get involved in the open-source community,...

Guest post originally published on Medium by Hemanth Krishna, LitmusChaos Mentee Hey Folks! I am Hemanth Krishna 👋, a junior undergrad student pursuing Computer Science at the time of writing this article. I recently participated in Google Summer...

Guest post originally published on Medium by Ndubuisi Onyemenam Luck Is What Happens When Preparation Meets Opportunity Seneca The first time I applied to OpenTelemetry for the Linux Foundation Internship was for the Q3-Q4 round of 2020. I received a rejection email,...

Community Guest Post originally published on the TiKV blog by Andreas Zimmerer, TiKV mentee I am a graduate student in the department of computer science at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany. This spring (2021), I had the...