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| View in browser   The latest in all things Kubernetes and beyond. KubeWeekly #300: April 1, 2022   The headlines The editors pick the highlights from the past week. Kubernetes Release Cadence survey 2022: Help us determine how often Kubernetes should release!   In the Release Cadence KEP[1], the Kubernetes project committed to surveying our users and contributors to determine if the newer schedule of releasing 3 times per year was optimal. As such, SIG-Release is sharing this survey for you to provide feedback, either yours personally or on behalf of the organization for which you work.   WHO SHOULD FILL OUT THIS SURVEY: Kubernetes project contributors. Users of Kubernetes. Staff of companies that use, resell, and/or host Kubernetes.   The Release Cadence survey is written and administered by Kubernetes SIG-Release and SIG-ContribEx. Josh Berkus, Sascha Grunert, Daman Aurora, and members of the CNCF staff will see your full, detailed submission. Summary data and anonymized comments will be shared, in public, with SIG-Release and the Kubernetes Steering Committee. If you need to remove your data from this survey for any reason, contact jberkus@redhat.com and/or amye@linuxfoundation.org.   Take the survey today!   ICYMI: CNCF online programs this week A weekly summary of CNCF online programs from this week.   Conflict free replicated data types Gerred Dillon, Mycelial   Workload misconfiguration - the #1 security threat when using Kubernetes Richard Collins, Jetstack & Sitaram Iyer, Venafi   Kubernetes infrastructure the GitOps way Mical Vančo, Kubermatic   End-to-end encryption in with EnRoute OneStep and LinkerD Chintan Thakker, Saaras   Advanced networking with Luigi and Hostplumber  Arjun Baindur, Platform9   Day zero service mesh Viktor Gamov, Kong     The technical Tutorials, tools, and more that take you on a deep dive into the code.   Detector for Docker Socket (DDS) Justin Garrison, AWS   Flux puts the Git into GitOps Daniel Holbach, Flux   Navigating through CNCF landscape  Anurag Kumar     The editorial Articles, announcements, and more that give you a high-level overview of challenges and features.   Testing cloud native best practices with the CNF Test Suite CNCF blog   Free developing secure software training course from OpenSSF now available The Linux Foundation   in-toto, with Santiago Torres-Arias Craig Box, Kubernetes Podcast from Google   Upcoming CNCF online programs   Cloud Native Live April 6: Power up your machine learning - Automated anomaly detection Andrew Maguire, NetData Cloud - RSVP On demand webinars April 7: Understand your system like never before Ramon Guiu, Timescale - RSVP April 7: How to make your app cloud native?​ Martijn van Calker, TRUE - RSVP Looking for more great curated content? Visit our Online Programs playlist on YouTube. Learn more about CNCF Online Programs       This email was sent by: Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) 548 Market St, PMB 57274, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401, United States Subscription Center |
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