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Authors: Ricardo Rocha, Emily Fox, Jasmine James
2022-05-20

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Authors: Yong Tang, John Belamaric
2022-05-20

Come to learn about CoreDNS and the latest updates to the project and roadmap. Stay to learn about how to write your own CoreDNS plugin!Click here to view captioning/translation in the MeetingPlay platform!
Authors: Ricardo Rocha, Emily Fox, Jasmine James
2022-05-20

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The main thesis of the conference presentation is to create a people-centered developer experience by taking a holistic approach to solving problems in the developer workflow.
  • 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.
Authors: Ricardo Rocha, Emily Fox, Jasmine James
2022-05-20

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Updates on various CNCF projects were presented at a conference, highlighting their recent accomplishments and improvements.
  • 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.
Authors: John Forman, Danielle Cook, Robert Glenn, Simon Forster
2022-05-19

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The Cloud Native Maturity Model is a tool to help end users and adopters navigate the CNCF landscape. It consists of five stages that provide guidance on what people need to be doing at every stage of their maturity with Kubernetes, including the processes, policies, and technologies to adopt and use at various levels.
  • 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.
Authors: Ricardo Rocha, Emily Fox, Jasmine James
2022-05-19

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The presentation discusses updates on the Kubernetes project, including the Code of Conduct Committee, Steering Committee, SIG Security, SIG Release, Working Group API Expressions, and Working Group Naming.
  • 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.
Authors: Chris Aniszczyk
2022-05-18

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The speaker discusses the gaps in developer tooling and the need for more effective standards in defining what should be running and deployed. They also highlight the trend of moving away from microservices and towards multi-tenancy, sidecars, and service meshes. The importance of collaboration between communities is emphasized.
  • 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
Authors: Priyanka Sharma
2022-05-18

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The keynote speaker discusses the importance of digital resilience in the face of cyber threats and misinformation, and suggests reconceptualizing security through the lens of resilience rather than compliance.
  • 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
Authors: Phil Estes, Derek McGowan
2022-05-18

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Containerd is a stable and growing project that has seen increased usage due to the deprecation of dockershim in Kubernetes. The project has many exciting features in development, including the new sub-project nerdctl. The presentation provides an introduction and deep dive into containerd's architecture and configuration for Kubernetes users.
  • 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