Keynote - The Next Decade of Cloud Native
summary
CNCF marks ten years with ~300,000 contributors, 3+ million commits and Kubernetes as the second-most active open source project with ~1,500 maintainers; Prometheus and OpenTelemetry drive observability and eBPF extends system visibility. Cloud native now targets AI across three pillars—training, inference, agents—with Kubeflow (2023) and DeepSeek shifting momentum to open source. Inference is predicted as the largest workload with trillions in infrastructure spend, and KubeCon returns to Atlanta November 10.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome
- 0:47Ten years of CNCF
- 3:14CNCF growth
- 5:45Virtualization to cloud native
- 7:09CNCF adoption milestones
- 8:57Observability with eBPF
- 9:41AI and cloud native
- 11:27Open source AI impact
- 12:32AI training and agents
- 14:42Standardizing AI frameworks
- 15:47Open source dominates AI
- 16:31Call to action
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