Top new CNCF projects to look out for
summary
Graduated service mesh Linkerd offers ultra‑light Rust proxies, installs in seconds, and yields actionable golden metrics plus retries/timeouts; KEDA provides event‑driven autoscaling and in a demo scaled to 10/10 processors for 100 orders before scaling down; Flux implements GitOps continuous delivery to replace ad‑hoc kubectl/helm workflows; KubeVirt lets containers and VMs coexist on one dev platform; Meshery adds a management plane and supports 10+ service meshes for federation, chaos testing and unified observability.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome to CNCF
- 2:29What is CNCF
- 4:35CNCF project stages
- 7:03Linkerd service mesh
- 9:32Keda for scaling
- 10:35Live Keda demo
- 14:27Flux for GitOps
- 15:51Cubectl for unified container and VM development
- 16:54Measuri for mesh
- 18:00Wrap-up and resources
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