The CNCF and Its Ecosystem
summary
The talk describes how the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) manages projects through concrete stages—Sandbox, Incubation, and Graduation—requiring Technical Oversight Committee votes and multiple organizations contributing for graduation, using Prometheus and Kubernetes as examples. It covers CNCF tooling and services such as the landscape map, contribution/usage statistics, certification, events, and public sponsor lists (Google, Red Hat, AWS), and the admission checks (license, GitHub activity, committers, external contributors, and real production users).
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chapters (10)
- 0:00CNCF introduction
- 1:03Open source origins
- 2:29Cloud lock-in risks
- 3:33Containers and microservices
- 5:00Linux Foundation role
- 6:46CNCF structure
- 8:29Project adoption
- 11:21Developer tools
- 13:27Cloud-native promotion
- 14:52CNCF communities
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