An annual report published today by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) suggests the pool of IT professionals who have Kubernetes expertise is expanding.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) annual report for 2019 is now available. The report highlights the growth of the community, events, projects, and more, over the past year. As CNCF celebrated its fourth birthday in...

Guest post from Connor Gorman, Sr. Software Engineer, StackRox The maturation of the container ecosystem has coincided in parallel with the emergence of Kubernetes as the de facto orchestrator for running containerized applications. This new declarative...

I think it’s safe to say that 2019 was a huge year for Linkerd. It saw the project emerge from the “seems promising but let’s wait and see” phase and firmly into “okay, I need an excuse to try...

As we jump into 2020, we wanted to share a reminder and quick overview of CNCF’s webinar program. These webinars are hosted by members, CNCF incubating and graduated projects, and CNCF SIGs. Anyone can register to...

Guest post originally published in KubeMQ by Lior Nabat Background Most enterprises are adopting Kubernetes as a result of the endless benefits it offers. It is adopted for seamless container management; it provides high scalability and enhances communication...

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation announced the creation of a new bug bounty program for the open-source Kubernetes container orchestration tool.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced it is funding a bug bounty program for Kubernetes.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced its first bug bounty program for Kubernetes. To run this program, the CNCF is partnering with Google and HackerOne.

Kubernetes, started at Google, will now have a bug bounty program paid for by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation to reward security researchers.