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Updates To The KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Maintainer Track

When we started offering the maintainer track over four years ago at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Seattle in 2018, it was a very exciting but small part of our events. Since then, our maintainer track (and the total number of maintainers) has grown exponentially!As a result of this significant growth, exciting updates are being made in collaboration with the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon co-chairs in order to continue driving diversity and inclusion across our community. Starting with KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2023, two important changes will be made to the maintainer track: The maintainer tracks will now mirror the same gender diversity…
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Looking Back On KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022

It’s been a little over a month since KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022, and I wanted to take a look back at this fantastic event as our Transparency Report comes together. Almost 17,000 of you joined us, from all across the world. Of that number, close to 7,500 of you were with us in person, and that doesn’t include the Phippy and friends family, who made an appearance too! Together we enjoyed 90 maintainer track sessions, 176 breakouts, and 17 keynotes, curated by the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Program Committee – a group of volunteers who are subject matter experts…
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KubeCon Co-Located Cloud Foundry Day Schedule Announced With Mix Of Introductory Sessions And Technical Deep Dives

Features keynote from most recent board member SAN FRANCISCO, September 7, 2020 — The Cloud Foundry Foundation today announced the schedule for Cloud Foundry Day with anynines GmbH and VMware among the organizations taking center stage at the event. “We are very excited to hold our first in-person Cloud Foundry event after a three year hiatus,” said Chris Clark, program manager at Cloud Foundry. “The event is meant to showcase the extensibility of Cloud Foundry. All the latest improvements to the core platform and various  Cloud Foundry projects will be highlighted at the event. We are striving to create a balance for those who are…
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Health + Safety Update For KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022

We’ve absolutely loved being able to connect with much of our community again in-person over the past year at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Los Angeles and Valencia. We’re looking forward to hopefully seeing even more of you at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022 in Detroit!In the interest of keeping our events accessible to as much of the community as possible while still making sure our community is safe and protected, we have updated our Health + Safety policies for the upcoming event in October: All attendees must show proof of COVID-19 vaccination OR (1) Negative COVID-19 test to enter…
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Cloud Foundry Foundation To Host Cloud Foundry Day October 25 At Kubecon

Opens call for sessions for event in Detroit SAN FRANCISCO, August 4, 2022 — Cloud Foundry Foundation today announced Cloud Foundry Day will be held on Tuesday, October 25, co-located with KubeCon NA in Detroit, and opened the call for proposals. Cloud Foundry has long been the industry-standard open source cloud application platform. Now, with Korifi and Paketo Buildpacks, the best-in-class developer experience that Cloud Foundry is known for is available on Kubernetes. Cloud Foundry Day is a full day of sessions that brings the technical community, end-users, and member companies together. “It will be great to meet with people in our community in person after such…
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Testing Cloud Native Best Practices With The CNF Test Suite

The telecommunications industry is the backbone of today’s increasingly-digital economies, but it faces a difficult new challenge in evolving to meet modern infrastructure practices. How did telecommunications get itself into this situation? Because the risks of incidents or downtime are so severe, the industry has focused almost exclusively on system designs that minimize risk and maximize reliability. That’s fantastic for mission-critical services, whether public air traffic control or private high-speed banking, but it emphasizes stability over productivity and the adoption of new technologies that might make their operations more resilient and performant. Telecommunications is playing catch-up on cloud native technology, and…
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Stream Vs. Batch: Leveraging M3 And Thanos For Real-Time Aggregation

KubeCon North America 2021 – Breakout Session Recap I gave a breakout session at this year’s KubeCon North America titled “Stream vs. Batch: Leveraging M3 and Thanos for Real-Time Aggregation.” This blog is a recap of the topics and concepts discussed during the session. Visit our KubeCon North America events page for the full session recording. Why aggregation matters for real-time With monitoring workflows aimed at minimizing time to detect incidents, having real-time insights is critical for maintaining reliable cloud-native applications. But monitoring business-critical applications can become difficult at scale. How do you continue processing large volumes of real time data while…
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Hardware-Based Security For Service Mesh Keys

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon + Open Source Summit China Virtual sponsor guest post from Eric Adams, Cloud Software Engineer at Intel, and Sakari Poussa, Cloud Solutions Architect at Intel You clicked on this article puzzling, “Isn’t the service mesh already encrypted and secure?” You had configured “mtls: STRICT” and per the documentation mutual TLS communication is the default. Further, you followed all Kubernetes security best practices, including setting up different namespaces, securing the host, and adopting a trustworthy cloud provider. What can go wrong? The privacy of your entire service mesh depends upon the secrecy of its private key, the key used…
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Red Hat Drives Hybrid Cloud Ubiquity With OpenShift Innovation Across Architectures, Applications And Infrastructure

Red Hat, Inc., the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, announced new capabilities and features for Red Hat OpenShift, the industry’s leading enterprise Kubernetes platform. From updates to OpenShift Serverless for enhanced developer efficiency to extended support across architectures, Red Hat OpenShift helps fuel enterprise innovation across the hybrid cloud backed by Red Hat’s expertise and commitment to production-ready open source. [infobox title=’MASACHIKA SUDAVICE PRESIDENT, HEAD OF PRODUCTION ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, NTT DATA CORPORATION’]With Red Hat OpenShift, which was adopted as the foundation of OpenCanvas, we are leveraging AWS and Azure, combined with on-prem services, increasing the flexibility of the…
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Container Attached Storage Is Cloud Native Storage (CAS)

Or, how can cloud services not be cloud-native? KubeCon EU was great in many ways. One pleasant surprise is that because KubeCon was a virtual event, this led to me having more conversations with various storage vendors and projects than I have had at prior KubeCons. The KubeCon storage channel pulled together a lot of smart vendors generally cooperating in trying to unpack issues for end-users; I was inspired and tried to do my part to keep up. That’s where this thread kicked off, and as the original author of the Container Attached Storage (CAS) definition, it only made sense to follow…
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