Keynote: Kubernetes and Cloud Native: The Past, Present, and Future
summary
Kubernetes growth is quantified: 1.1 million contributions from 35,000 contributors across 2,000 companies and adoption by ~71% of Fortune 100, while CNCF hosts 40+ projects and provides CI, marketing, events and security audits. A CNCF survey of ~1,100 respondents finds 85% run containers in production, 19% run >5,000 containers, 15% run >5,000 machines, 10% run >50 clusters; 44% use a service mesh, 70% autoscale, 50% use serverless, 55% release weekly and 80% automate releases. Challenges remain: cultural change, security, complexity and cloud native storage lag; tools include Prometheus, Envoy, containerd.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:3030 Highest Velocity Open Source
- 1:42Increasing diversity of companies
- 2:23CNCF as a neutral home
- 2:44CNCF in practice
- 4:23Top challenges
- 5:19In production vs 2018
- 5:46Managing complexity
- 6:55Takeaways
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