Top new CNCF projects to look out for
summary
Clear signals: Helm installed WordPress and MariaDB via a chart, storing admin credentials as Kubernetes secrets, working in the demo, Linkerd is a graduated ultralight service mesh with its own Linkerd2 proxy providing per-service success rates, latencies and live traffic samples as shown in the emoji app demo, KEDA recently moved to incubating and scales on events with public case studies from Alibaba and Cast AI, Flux provides GitOps reconciliation, KUDO simplifies operators, and Measuriy manages 10+ meshes with 15 maintainers and 300+ contributors.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Welcome to CNCF projects
- 1:17What to expect
- 3:45CNCF mission overview
- 6:55CNCF project stages
- 10:48Helm as package manager
- 14:44Helm demo: WordPress on Kubernetes
- 21:47Linkerd service mesh
- 24:36Linkerd demo: Service metrics
- 29:14KEDA autoscaling
- 31:01Flux GitOps platform
- 33:54KUDO Kubernetes operators
- 35:57Meshery service mesh
- 38:04Resources and wrap-up
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