Containers and Kubernetes are here - ok, but what’s next?
summary
Containers and Kubernetes are mainstream but only about 5% of apps are cloud native in production, many organizations run dozens to hundreds of clusters (30–500+) and still suffer Windows/Linux/vendor silos and ticket-based workflows. The claim: move to an API-first, automation-driven stack that composes cloud services, reduces manual ops, and enables systems that self-scale and self-heal. Shows prototypes and demos and announces an open source Kubernetes platform Community Edition 2.21 to try.
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