What’s impressive about the native cloud industry is that from a standing start roughly four years ago, it’s close to building an open cloud platform that it wants to share with the whole business world.

More than 4,300 people gathered in Copenhagen May 2-4 for the biggest KubeCon + CloudNativeCon yet. Over three-plus days, attendees were engaged in more than 300 sessions, including four rounds of keynote addresses. Here are some...

CNCF offers diversity scholarships to developers and students to attend KubeCon + CloudNativeCon events. In this post, scholarship recipient Kathryn Hamon, Principal Business Management at AT&T, shares her experience attending sessions and meeting the community. Anyone interested in applying...

“I sometimes describe it as the plumbing software for the internet,” said Dan Kohn, executive director of the CNCF, who related how he often characterizes his job in social settings. “Plumbing is really important. If it...

With each step in [Kubernetes’] growth, it has created opportunities for companies to develop businesses on top of the open source project.

That optimism was on display this week at the latest edition of a conference called KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2018 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The event drew… 4,300 other attendees from around the world.

As for Kubernetes, well, if all the attention around it seems like overkill in the beginning, it has since transformed into arguably the biggest thing to hit IT since cloud computing. I think the majority of...

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), which supports and integrates open source technologies such as Kubernetes and Prometheus, has announced the availability of the Kubernetes Training Partner (KTP) program.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is holding its annual European conference in Copenhagen. Enterprise Times got the chance to sit down with Dan Kohn, Executive Director to talk about the significant growth in members and...

By Bloomberg, originally posted on TechAtBloomberg Bloomberg is a big believer in open source. Not only does Bloomberg use open source software widely, but its engineers contribute widely. In the case of Kubernetes, says Drew Rapenchuk,...