Keynote: Stitching Things Together

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Argues that Kubernetes wins for three concrete reasons: it works well because it inherits Google Borg and Omega ideas and active architectural contributions from many vendors; vendor‑neutral open source because CNCF stewardship and programs like Certified Kubernetes prevent fragmentation; community and onboarding because contribution paths and emphasis on lowering “time to first serotonin” scale both users and maintainers. Illustrates with a long list of alternative orchestrators and frames success as deliberate stitching of technologies and institutions.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:14Why Certain Technologies Win
3. 2:48Simultaneous Invention
4. 7:04Why Kubernetes

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