In an announcement awash in an alphabet soup of acronyms, a new testbed is available where users can compare Cloud Native Network Functions (CNFs) on Kubernetes versus Virtual Network Functions (VNFs) on OpenStack.

Canonical has announced support for Containerd in its upcoming 1.14 releases of Charmed Kubernetes and Microk8s on the same day that the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) stamped “Graduated” on the container tech.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has shaken the hand of its second graduate project this year, in the shape of container runtime containerd.

It’s been almost two years since Docker donated containerd, its core container runtime, to CNCF. containerd is now the fifth project to graduate, following Kubernetes, Prometheus, Envoy, and CoreDNS.

Docker’s core container runtime containerd is the latest project to graduate from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation this week.

The open-source containerd project has reached the highest level of project status within the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, becoming a graduated project, signifying a major achievement that recognizes the project’s stability, code quality and security.

A good three months after its last feature release, the team behind data collector Fluentd has finished and released v1.4 of the project.

Alibaba Cloud, AWS, Cloud Foundry, Docker, Google, IBM, Rancher Labs and more support promotion of ecosystem’s most-widely adopted container runtime SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., February 28, 2019 – The Cloud Native Computing Foundation® (CNCF®), which sustains open...

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced on Monday that it has fired up a test bed for cloud-native network functions (CNFs).

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), fosterer of projects like container orchestrator Kubernetes, used the just started Mobile World Congress 2019 to introduce the Cloud native Network Function Testbed to the world.