Panel: Emerging Trends in Cloud Engineering: Platform as product, APIs, self-service & more
summary
Predictions center on concrete shifts: teams build Heroku‑like developer platforms that sit atop Kubernetes using CRDs and operators, Crossplane for infra and kubevirt/kubeedge for non‑container workloads; OpenTelemetry and OAM (Open Application Model) unify observability and three personas; platform teams ship platform as product with versioned updates and SLOs; Kubernetes acts increasingly as universal control plane, while OpenTelemetry reduces vendor lock‑in.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Emerging Trends in Cloud Engineering
- 0:36Ecosystem Advocate at Cncf
- 15:23How Important Do You Believe Open Standards Are to Creating a Platform
- 19:38Do You Think Kubernetes Is Becoming a Universal Control Plane for Modern Platforms
- 24:29Where You Think the Most Innovation in Software Delivery Is Going To Happen in the Next Five Years
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