Top new CNCF projects to look out for
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CNCF landscape stats: 16 graduated, 34 incubating, 68 sandbox and projects covered include Helm, Linkerd, KEDA, Flux, KubeVirt, Kudo and Meshery. Helm demo installs Bitnami WordPress + MariaDB as Kubernetes secrets and yields a working external site. KEDA demo auto-scales .NET workers from Azure Service Bus up to double-digit replicas then scales down. Linkerd is a graduated, Rust-based, zero-config service mesh proxy (not Envoy). Flux provides GitOps (git push = cluster change) and Artifact Hub centralizes discovery. These are snapshots and live demos of real installs and scaling behavior.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:51Impact of cloud native
- 5:343 stages of CNCF projects
- 7:27The projects in this session
- 10:44What are the principles of Helm?
- 11:21Artifact HUB CNCF sandbox project
- 19:41What are the benefits of Linkerd?
- 20:54What are the Linkerd principles?
- 30:18What is Flux?
- 33:10Flux practices & benefits
- 38:43What is Meshery?
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