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• The four pillars to creating a people-centered developer experience are discoverability, usability, capabilities, and stability.
• Developers should be considered as people and their experience should be prioritized.
• Metrics such as incident management data, post-mortem surveys, and focus groups can be used to assess developer confidence in the workflow.
• Intentional postmortems and centralized support can improve stability within the environment.
• Tools such as Litmus can be used to validate Kubernetes upgrades and benchmark resilience.
• Collaboration and empathy are key to improving the developer workflow.

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• Chaos Mesh has released two new versions with over 60 adopters and is developing a daily reporting system for improved system resilience.
• Knative has reached version 1.0 and is being used by an emerging company in the supply chain security space.
• Argo has focused on security for over six months, resulting in better documentation and a more robust code base.
• Flux has undergone a security audit and made enhancements to the project, with large private and public companies adopting it.
• Longhorn has released version 1.2.4 with improved scalability and features, and is seeing adoption by other open source projects.
• Open Telemetry has had a wave of generally available release candidates launching this week.
• Helm has released support for OCI registry and Karen Chu has joined the org as a maintainer.
• Contributors are needed for all projects, and individuals are encouraged to get involved by reaching out to the project teams.

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• The Cloud Native Maturity Model was created by the Cartografos Working Group and donated to the CNCF as a project to help end users and adopters navigate the CNCF landscape.
• The model consists of five stages that provide guidance on what people need to be doing at every stage of their maturity with Kubernetes.
• The five stages are building, operation, scaling, improving, and improving further.
• The model covers the people, process, policy, and technology aspects of cloud native maturity.
• The model is available on the GitHub page and the Cartografos Working Group meets regularly to improve it.
• The CNCF is working to get the model on their web pages and to identify resources for each stage of the model.

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• The Code of Conduct Committee has been working on a project transparency report to ensure a safe space for all who collaborate within the project.
• The Steering Committee has completed its election, and new members have been announced.
• SIG Security is working to improve the security of the Kubernetes project and ecosystem as a whole.
• SIG Release has a roadmap and vision for delivering Kubernetes and is looking into securing the supply chain.
• Working Group API Expressions improves mechanisms to serve open API from Kubernetes API server and API's authoring and expressiveness.
• Working Group Naming was dissolved because the initial objectives were met.

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• Gaps in developer tooling and need for effective standards
• Trend of moving away from microservices towards multi-tenancy, sidecars, and service meshes
• Importance of collaboration between communities

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• Cyber threats and misinformation are significant challenges in the digital era
• The language of geopolitics and geostability may not be useful in addressing these challenges
• Reconceptualizing security through the lens of resilience can increase overall security and confidence for everyone
• Digital resilience consists of three enablers: a national approach to cybersecurity, continuity planning, and strong data governance and privacy
• Investing in digital resilience can help societies anticipate, prepare for, prevent, and respond to crises and disasters

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• Containerd has seen tremendous growth in the last year, with increased usage due to the deprecation of dockershim in Kubernetes
• Nerdctl is a new sub-project that has filled a crucial usability gap for operators and developers coming to containerd
• Containerd's architecture is designed around using plugins, with a thin and lightweight shim layer that manages the container process
• The transfer service is a new addition to containerd that handles image distribution and provides a better experience for clients
• Documentation improvements are needed for the project, and contributions are welcome