Linux-Foundation

Yesterday, KubeCon NA in Chicago came to a close, so now we can start looking forward to KubeCon EU 2024, which will take place in Paris from March 19th to 22nd, 2024 😊. For Paris, early bird registrations are open until November 28th, and it’s still possible to submit proposals for the call for papers. I wanted to share an interesting initiative called Kubetrain, which aims to help attendees reach Paris in a more environmentally sustainable way by choosing trains over planes. ...

I’ll start with a premise for those who may not already be familiar: the open-source software ecosystem often revolves around foundations, with the most famous probably being the Linux Foundation. In the cloud-native domain, the reference foundation is the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, commonly known as CNCF. CNCF is a foundation created by the Linux Foundation in 2015, specifically to manage projects in the cloud-native domain. In simple terms, it can be defined as a third-party, vendor-neutral entity that oversees the development and activities related to major projects involving containerized technologies like Kubernetes. ...