Keynote: Hiding in the Dark - Dan Kohn, Executive Director, Cloud Native Computing Foundation
summary
Claim that most enterprises are still hiding in holes rather than adopting cloud native practices, backed by specific examples: Kubernetes assembles real building blocks—iptables and eBPF, cgroups and DNS, raft (MCD/etcd)—into higher-level capabilities like a crafting table. Evidence includes attendance metrics (under 10% had been to KubeCon before; about two thirds are first‑time attendees here) and the Minecraft parable showing how mentoring (fourth graders) plus community forums produces practical recipes that actually work and spread.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Welcome to Kubernetes Forum
- 1:14A parable of Minecraft
- 3:10Enterprises and software
- 4:16The art of crafting
- 5:39Kubernetes as a platform
- 7:16Community and collaboration
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