Top new CNCF projects to look out for
summary
A rapid tour of CNCF projects that names concrete capabilities and live results: Linkerd is a graduated service mesh with an ultralight Rust proxy that delivers out‑of‑the‑box observability and retry/timeout reliability; KEDA enables event‑driven autoscaling and in a demo scales a .NET worker up to eight replicas against Azure Service Bus and then tears them down; Flux provides GitOps via a single git push workflow; KUDO offers declarative operator plans for stateful apps; Meshery manages multiple meshes and already lists 15 maintainers 300 contributors.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 2:50Impact of cloud native
- 4:423 stages of CNCF projects
- 6:22The projects in this session
- 9:11What are the benefits of Linkerd?
- 10:05What are the Linkerd principles?
- 11:15What is Keda?
- 12:09What are the keda principles?
- 17:19What is Flux?
- 19:28Flux practices & benefits
- 20:09What is Kudo?
- 21:21What are the benefits of Kudo?
- 21:40The service mesh management plane
- 23:33Learn more
- 25:10One thing to take away
