A Well-Grounded Cloud: Exploring the Foundations of Cloud Native
summary
Claims three concrete foundations: a formal cloud native definition (published June 2018) that lists techniques like loosely coupled systems and automation, a collaborative ecosystem (nearly 400 companies and about 40 CNCF member projects with Kubernetes as the original project, CNCF adding 1–3 projects monthly) and open source licensing (95% under Apache license, projects OSI‑approved). Cited data comes from the CNCF landscape and downloadable CSV; the result is measurable interoperability and half a million contributors reported around 2018.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:07Welcome
- 1:20The Power of Cloud Native
- 2:07Is Cloud Native Hot
- 2:20Google Trends
- 4:06Cloud Native Landscape
- 4:55Cognitive Computing Nation
- 6:40CNC Growth
- 7:48Cloud Native Definition
- 8:41The Cloud Native Definition
- 10:11Collaboration
- 12:33What is Open Source
- 13:18Open Source Definition
- 16:24Summary
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