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Alan reflects on a turbulent but triumphant year in cloud native, celebrating the CNCF and Linux Foundation’s stewardship, Kubernetes’ continued maturity, OpenTelemetry’s breakout moment, open-source collaboration, and the rise of platform engineering—while ...

To the casual observer walking the polished halls of the Georgia World Congress Center this week, KubeCon North America 2025 looked every bit the unstoppable juggernaut it has always been. The sponsor ...

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation unveils Helm 4.0 at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2025, introducing WebAssembly-based extensibility, improved APIs, Go-based logging, and server-side apply for Kubernetes environments ...

CNCF introduces the Certified Kubernetes AI Conformance Program to standardize AI and ML workload deployment, ensuring interoperability and sovereign cloud compliance ...

CNCF’s latest report finds 15.6M developers skilled in cloud-native tech, with Kubernetes and container use dipping even as AI/ML and backend adoption expand ...

pgEdge has released a new Kubernetes-ready distribution of its open-source Postgres database, enabling deployments across multiple clusters for low latency, high availability, and horizontal scalability. Supporting Postgres versions 16–18, pgEdge Containers simplify ...

Cloud Foundry evolves by integrating CNCF projects like Crossplane, OpenCost, and Headlamp to boost flexibility, cost transparency, and developer productivity ...

Kubernetes misconfigurations remain the top security risk. AI copilots promise automated hardening, drift detection, and policy enforcement to make clusters safer ...

Alan argues that Kubernetes can’t ignore state any longer. While stateless apps fit the original vision, real-world workloads — from databases to AI pipelines — demand continuity. A new research framework, MS2M ...

Nearly 10 years on, Kubernetes has become the invisible backbone of cloud-native infrastructure—stable, trusted and still quietly evolving ...