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Kubernetes and Cloud Native Computing Foundation News Sources - How do you keep up with Kubernetes? Kubernetes Blog The official Kubernetes blog Kubernetes Contributors This site is the home of contributor documentation, and serves as a starting point for your journey as a Kubernetes contributor. It is intended to be the hub for all things related to the Kubernetes Contributor experience. Last Week in Kubernetes Development LWKD is a Kubernetes community maintained weekly newsletter summarizing code activity in the Kubernetes project: KEPS, PRs, deprecations, version updates, release schedules, and the weekly community meeting. ...

Phippy and friends By: Matt Butcher, Karen Chu & Bailey Beougher The characters Phippy, Captain Kube, Goldie, and Zee and the two books are owned by The Linux Foundation, on behalf of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC-BY), which means that you can remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose, even commercially. If you use the characters, please include the text “https://phippy.io” to provide attribution (and online, please include a link to https://phippy.io). ...

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Kubernetes and I share something: We were born on June 6th (I didn’t pick the date; I probably would’ve though to take more attention away from me). I’ve contributed to Kubernetes for 70% of its life. Today, Kubernetes turns 10. There are many things I could write about to commemorate this day. It has improved my life (like every other open source project I have worked on) by giving me desirable skills in an emerging space. It also allowed me to lead again (I’m a co-lead of the Kubernetes Contributor Comms subproject). Today, however, I’m writing about a personal story that would not be befitting of Kubernetes’ websites (K8s.io and K8s.dev). As it’s personal and my life is eventful, there’s been a lot of twists and turns ...

I found a topic that I’m going to suggest for an Open Space at every DevOpsDays I go to from this point forward: “Container Conundrum: Pain points around containers” These notes are presented here without opinion. Distilling these notes into a concise narrative will be the topic for an introduction to an upcoming DevOps’ish newsletter. Please subscribe today! I think the best way to look at these notes is to assume that each bullet point is a pain point. ...