Keynote: A Glimpse Into the Future of Cloud Native: Emergent Infrastructure
summary
Argues that cloud native now behaves like an emergent system with no global control and limited observability, and that Open Standards plus existing protocols (OCI, CNI, gRPC) enable predictable composition. Claims identity via SPIFFE works across boundaries, that manifests will specify requirements (GPU, WASM) and let schedulers place apps anywhere — clouds, 5G edge, even CDNs running workloads within kilometers — and warns new runtimes will drop legacy APIs like POSIX in favor of app-focused primitives.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Opening remarks
- 1:10Emergent systems overview
- 3:57Open standards foundation
- 6:48Cloud native success
- 9:36Human processes impact
- 11:20Future of cloud native
- 14:10Closing and call to action
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