The pulse of cloud-native innovation continued to beat on day two of the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA event.

With the wave of changes spurred by advancements in artificial intelligence and quantum computing, and more disruption on the horizon, securing the cloud against attacks is more important than ever.

Talk of AI dominated the official program for the first day of KubeCon this week in Chicago, IL.

KUBECON Kubernetes is having its Linux moment, Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s Priyanka Sharma told KubeCon in Chicago yesterday. Her proclamation was rapidly followed by every IT presenter’s nightmare – a demo problem live on stage.

Project post by the KubeVirt Community The KubeVirt Community is very pleased to announce the release of KubeVirt v1.1. This comes 17 weeks after our celebrated v1.0 release, and follows the predictable schedule we moved to...

Project post by OpenTelemetry maintainers It’s been quite the year for us, and we’re eager to share some updates on the strides we’ve made. I’d like to start out by thanking our contributors and community –...

Project post by the Vitess maintainer team Vitess 18 is now Generally Available, with a number of new enhancements designed to improve usability, performance and MySQL compatibility. MySQL Compatibility Improvements Foreign Keys In the past, foreign...

Project post by Saranya Jena, Litmuschaos Maintainer The idea behind building LitmusChaos 3.0 as a community was to build a more robust, leaner, and developer centric Chaos Engineering platform which caters to how resiliency is perceived...

Community post by David Korczynski and Adam Korczynski of Ada Logics Fuzzing is a central role in today’s software development practices for ensuring secure and reliable software. CNCF is committed to promoting the use of fuzzing...

Six years after the first pattern was published, GitOps has crossed the chasm and cleared the adoption threshold, which – for better or worse – means there are now a lot of people learning on the...