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Guest post by Riaan Kleinhans of the TAG Contributor Strategy and Technical Project Manager at ii.nz Imagine a time before smartphones and satellite navigation, as we recount a remarkable road trip across Europe with little more than a...

Guest post originally published on Grafana Labs’ blog by Goutham Veeramachaneni Grafana Labs has always been actively involved in the OpenTelemetry community, even working with the predecessor projects OpenTracing and OpenCensus. We have been supporting OTLP as the primary input...

Project post originally published on the Kyverno blog by Adam Korczynski Presenting the results from the fuzzing security audit Kyverno, a CNCF policy engine for Kubernetes, is happy to announce the completion of its fuzzing security audit. The...

Congratulations to the 36 interns who have graduated from the LFX Program after working with CNCF projects over June, July, and August!     Mentees had the opportunity to work on many different projects across our Graduated, Incubating, and Sandbox...

Guest post originally published on SparkFabrik’s blog The concept of the Software Supply Chain is growing in importance since the Cloud Native approach has become increasingly central to modern application development. As in traditional industry, an increasingly complex...

Guest post originally published on the D2iQ blog Tobi Knaup Platform engineering as a replacement for DevOps has become a hot topic, with provocative critics stoking the controversy by pronouncing DevOps dead.  The underlying reason for these pronouncements...

Member post by Rob Newsome, Head of Product Management at stack.io Container runtime security represents the proactive measures and controls used to protect a containerized application during its runtime phase. In the contemporary world of DevOps, where rapid...

Mentorship post originally published on dev.to by Nagesh Bansal, LitmusChaos Contributor Diving into Kubernetes as a newcomer can be quite overwhelming. Have you ever thought about contributing to CNCF projects? If so, you’ve probably had a lot of...

The CNCF has established a new Code of Conduct Committee (see our prior blog post about CNCF’s new system for resolving incidents). The CNCF Code of Conduct Committee (“CoC Committee”) will respond to, investigate, and resolve Code of...

Project post originally published on the Argo blog by Zach Aller Welcome Argo Rollouts 1.6! This release had 33 contributors, of which 22 were first-timers, and includes 134 commits. Thank you all for your contributions! This release is a...