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Authors: Amim Knabben, Xinqi Li
2022-10-27

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The presentation discusses the use of Sona boy plugin to run Windows operational readiness tests in Kubernetes clusters.
  • The Sona boy plugin can be used to run Windows operational readiness tests in Kubernetes clusters.
  • The plugin can be used inside the cluster instead of running the tests outside the software.
  • The plugin can be used to parse and extract results and give a summary of the results.
  • The plugin can be used to publish the latest Sona boy image of the project on the GCR bucket Upstream.
  • The plugin can be used to bootstrap a Windows cluster locally using Windows Dev tools.
  • The plugin can be integrated with Pro jobs to run the tests and bring up the results of changes in the project.
  • The plugin can be used with Cappy to bring up a new workload cluster in the hybrid view or Windows view.
  • The plugin can be used with runtime extensions and closer class to execute commands or operations in the lifecycle of a cluster.
Authors: Richard Hartmann
2021-10-14

OpenMetrics is now an Incubating project withing CNCF. It's also a required part of the Prometheus Conformance Program. What does that mean? What are the updates to be aware of? How can you leverage all of this today?
Authors: Caleb Woodbine, Stephen Heywood
2021-10-14

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The presentation discusses the process of testing and documenting endpoints for Kubernetes conformance and stability.
  • The process involves discovering and testing new endpoints using API Snoops and documenting the process using org mode and various export formats.
  • Existing endpoints can be upgraded to conformance and stability by locating the endpoint in the Kubernetes code base and updating the relevant tests.
  • Documentation and testing are important for achieving conformance and stability and ensuring that development environments are up-to-date and shared.
  • The presentation provides useful links and resources for those interested in contributing to the Kubernetes conformance testing program.
Authors: Richard Hartmann
2021-10-14

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The presentation discusses the launch of a certification program called Conformance, Compliance, and Compatibility for Prometheus, which aims to incentivize companies to contribute more to the project and ensure compatibility among different components.
  • The Conformance, Compliance, and Compatibility certification program for Prometheus aims to ensure compatibility among different components and incentivize companies to contribute more to the project.
  • The program requires companies or projects to sign paperwork with CNCF binding themselves to follow the guidelines of the certification program.
  • Companies or projects can self-test and submit results to get a time-limited permission to use the certification mark.
  • The program aims to unlock more contributions to Prometheus and give tech people an official reference to self-test and figure out if things are good.
  • The initial cadence is aggressive, and the program needs at least three companies and all projects to sign up initially.
  • The program is not a hard requirement, but CNCF would like to have more companies and projects to sign up.
  • The program incentivizes companies with money and gives them an official reference to self-test and figure out if things are good.