The headlines

Editor’s pick of the highlights from the past week. 

Cloud Native Computing Foundation Announces TiKV Graduation

Congratulations to the TiKV team on the project’s graduation within CNCF! TiKV is an open source distributed transactional key-value database built in Rust. It provides transactional key-value APIs with ACID guarantees. The project provides a unifying distributed storage layer for applications that need data persistence, horizontal scalability, distributed transactions, high availability, and strong consistency, making it an ideal database for the next-generation cloud native infrastructure.

Learn more about this exciting milestone and road ahead here.

Submit to speak at EnvoyCon 2020 – submissions due on Sept 4!

EnvoyCon is happening on October 15, 2020, and we invite you to share your knowledge with the community! Envoy is a widely adopted, open source network proxy, designed as a layer 7 edge and service proxy for cloud native applications, initially developed by Lyft and now hosted under Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). EnvoyCon brings together the community to share best practices, recent developments, and see live demos. The call for proposals closes 23:59 UTC on Friday, September 4.

ICYMI: CNCF webinars 

Weekly recap of CNCF project, SIG, Ambassador, and member webinars that you might have missed.

You can view all CNCF recorded and upcoming webinars here.

CNCF Member Webinar: Let’s untangle the Service Mesh
Dominik Tornow, Principal Engineer @Cisco

CNCF Member Webinar: Getting started with container runtime security using Falco
Loris Degioanni, CTO and Founder @Sysdig

CNCF Member Webinar: CNCF has 99+ K8S distros, and this is how (and why) we built one more: OKD4 on FCOS
Christian Glombek, Vadim Rutkovsky, Charro Gruver and Dusty Mabe @Red Hat

CNCF Member Webinar: Running the next generation of cloud-native applications using Open Application Model (OAM)
Dr. Ryan Zhang, Staff Software Engineer @Alibaba Cloud

The technical

Tutorials, tools, and more that take you on a deep dive into the code. 

Let’s learn about getting involved with open source in different ways 
Saiyam Pathak

Building a multi-cluster authentication portal
Marc Boorshtein, Tremolo Security

Portainer 2.0 CE extended for Kubernetes 
Saiyam Pathak

ContainerSolutions/kubernetes-examples: Minimal self-contained examples of standard Kubernetes features and patterns in YAML

How a Kubernetes pod gets an IP address
Ronak Nathani, LinkedIn

Global load balancer for OpenShift clusters: an operator-based approach
Raffaele Spazzoli, Red Hat

Public Sector on Air: SPARTA OCP 4.5 air-gapped AWS GovCloud

Hide my secrets – visual studio marketplace

redhat-cop/rego-policies: Rego policies collection

The editorial

Articles, announcements, and morethatgive you a high-level overview of challenges and features. 

Keptn, with Alois Reitbauer
Craig Box and Adam Glick, Kubernetes Podcast from Google

The cloud native landscape: The provisioning layer explained
Catherine Paganini and Jason Morgan, Buoyant

Learning Kubernetes: The need for a realistic playground
Daniel Bryant, Datawire
 
The Kubernetes handbook
Farhan Hasin Chowdhury, Freecodecamp

Manage all your Kubernetes clusters with Anthos attached clusters
Matthew DeLio and Bradley Wong, Google Cloud

Kubernetes troubleshooting: 7 essential steps for delivering reliable applications 
Alex Zhitnitsky, Product Marketing Director, OverOps 
 
GitOps gains momentum among Kubernetes deployment tools
Beth Pariseau, Tech Target

Upcoming CNCF webinars

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