The Irresistible Rise of Cloud Native: What the Future Means for YOU
summary
Timeline traces from KVM and Borg to Docker and Kubernetes and then to WebAssembly in Docker, micro VMs and unikernels; claim is that these reduce attack surface but trade observability and IO performance. Supply chain section cites 30,000 malicious npm packages as a wakeup and pushes reproducible builds + software factory plus SBOM and VEX for vulnerability context. SPIFFE-style workload identity, Rust in the kernel, eBPF LSM and confidential computing are tested as practical mitigations.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:28Cloud native history
- 4:22Next-gen isolation tech
- 7:33Platform engineering & Kubernetes
- 8:59Security by default
- 10:02Supply chain security
- 13:12Supply chain maturity
- 14:38Quantum cryptography & AI threats
- 17:06Government regulations & SBOMs
- 20:39Kernel security & confidential computing
- 21:21Cloud security future
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