Cultivating Cultural Cooperation at the CNFC
summary
A browser-first system called sharing.io demo provisions browser IDEs, tmux sessions and full Kubernetes clusters (including TLS, wildcard domains) and can spawn real Equinix Metal machines (iipod metal) or cloud pods on demand; the public site briefly fails so the presenter falls back to emacs/SSH access but still demos creating templates, ARM and data‑center choices, VNC desktops, and automated checkout for co‑authored git work. Goal is to raise contributor counts across ~200 CNCF projects and boost scarce contributors to etcd via reproducible onboarding and co-authored commits.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Cultural cooperation at CNFC
- 3:13Shared spaces for collaboration
- 10:12Instant infrastructure with Emacs
- 14:05Web-based development environments
- 17:59Hardware for real-time collaboration
- 21:50Shared spaces and templates review
- 23:58Q&A
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