CNCF End User Partner Summit
summary
Overview of concrete outcomes: end users now hold four of 11 TOC seats and influence project policy; examples of end-user contributions include Cloud Custodian and Backstage being donated to CNCF; sandbox entry stays low-bar for experimentation while incubation requires due diligence and aims to cut approval time to months; guidance is published for projects affected by license changes and AGPL not allowed as a dependency; priority tech areas called out are devex/opex, service mesh, eBPF, edge, multi-cloud and AI.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:03Cheryl Hung
- 8:15CNCF Sandbox
- 16:27End User Driven Open Source
- 18:57Predictions
- 27:12Themes
- 31:07End Users
- 33:12Contribution
- 35:52End user groups
- 37:16End user question
- 41:33Closing remarks
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