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Guest post originally published on the Rookout blog by Liran Haimovitch, co-founder and CTO of Rookout As the world is adapting to new and unforeseen circumstances, many of the traditional ways of doing things are no longer. One significant effect...

As the CNCF community has grown, so too has the desire to have cloud native gatherings all over the world. CNCF Meetup Groups cover topics around cloud native computing and CNCF-hosted projects in groups across the globe. Through...

Guest post originally published on the Fairwinds blog by Sarah Zelechoski, VP of engineering at Fairwinds The truth is Kubernetes monitoring done right is a fantasy for most. It’s a problem magnified in a dynamic, ever-changing Kubernetes environment....

Guest Post originally published on the Cycloid DevOps Framework Blog by Niamh Lynch, content manager at Cycloid If you’ve recently moved into the world of DevOps, or are thinking of it, you’ll soon come into contact with infrastructure as code....

Guest post originally published on the Espagon blog by Ran Ribenzaft, co-founder and CEO at Epsagon In the second article of our OpenTelemetry series, we’ll focus on best practices for using OpenTelemetry, after covering the OpenTelemetry ecosystem and its components in...

We are thrilled to announce that the new schedule for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2020 – Virtual is live!  We have been hard at work confirming speakers and making this an amazing virtual experience. As our physical event has shifted to a...

JD.com is the world’s third largest Internet company by revenue, and at its heart it considers itself “a science and technology company with retail at its core,” says Vivian Zhang, Product Manager at JD.com and CNCF Ambassador. JD’s...

Rust is a systems language originally created by Mozilla to power parts of its experimental Servo browser engine. Once highly experimental and little used, Rust has become dramatically more stable and mature in recent years and is now...

Today, the CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) voted to accept SPIFFE and SPIRE as incubation-level hosted projects. The SPIFFE (Secure Production Identity Framework For Everyone) specification defines a standard to authenticate software services in cloud native environments through...

Guest post originally published on the Kublr blog by Oleg Chunikhin Cloud native and open source technologies have modernized how we develop software, and although they have led to unprecedented developer productivity and flexibility, they were not built with enterprise...