The Status of Cloud Native Computing and Kubernetes Today

Most DevOps teams would certainly welcome a single policy, framework and process they could rely on across their respective organizations’ entire Kubernetes stack. We'll learn The Status of Cloud Native Computing and Kubernetes Today.

Most DevOps teams would certainly welcome a single policy, framework and process they could rely on across their respective organizations’ entire Kubernetes stack. But while the open policy agent (OPA)  was initiated with the goal of decoupling “policy from the service’s code so you can release, analyze, and review policies,” we are still far from the day when Kubernetes adoption and management will require little or no support. This means DevOps teams can thus expect to continue selecting from different toolsets and platforms to set the applicable policies and security controls for cloud native deployments for a long while ahead.

In this The New Stack Makers  livestream podcast recorded ahead of KubeCon + CloudNativeCon , founder and publisher Alex Williams  and managing editor Joab Jackson  hosted a roundtable discussion covering the status of cloud native adoption and its near- and long-term outlook. The guests were Rachel Stephens , an analyst for RedMonk , Steven Vaughan-Nichols , a long-time journalist for ZDNet and well-recognized Linux professional and Katie Gamanji , a cloud platform engineer for American Express and member of the CNCF Technical Oversight Committee.

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