A few interesting facts from the CNCF Annual Survey 2023:
1. Kubernetes adoption level is at 84%. (However, we should remember itβs relevant for the specific group of respondents who are already interested in what CNCF does.)
2. The most adopted CNCF projects (incubating and graduated): Kubernetes, Helm, Prometheus, containerd, CoreDNS.
3. The most growing-in-adoption CNCF projects (incubating and graduated): gRPC, Helm, Prometheus, etcd, and Kubernetes.
4. The main challenges in using containers: security, complexity, monitoring, cultural changes with the development team, and lack of training.
Find more details in the pictures attached and on the CNCF website.
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1. Kubernetes adoption level is at 84%. (However, we should remember itβs relevant for the specific group of respondents who are already interested in what CNCF does.)
2. The most adopted CNCF projects (incubating and graduated): Kubernetes, Helm, Prometheus, containerd, CoreDNS.
3. The most growing-in-adoption CNCF projects (incubating and graduated): gRPC, Helm, Prometheus, etcd, and Kubernetes.
4. The main challenges in using containers: security, complexity, monitoring, cultural changes with the development team, and lack of training.
Find more details in the pictures attached and on the CNCF website.
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As this chart suggests (source), major cloud providers are now distinctly faster when it comes to making the latest Kubernetes releases available for their users.
We are definitely leaving behind the times when it took 100+ days to be able to run the newest Kubernetes in the preferred managed service. Now, it takes just about a month to get it for early adopters using AKS and GKE. EKS is close to making it generally available in a month.
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We are definitely leaving behind the times when it took 100+ days to be able to run the newest Kubernetes in the preferred managed service. Now, it takes just about a month to get it for early adopters using AKS and GKE. EKS is close to making it generally available in a month.
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Open Policy Agent tops the list of the most used Open Source tools for Kubernetes security, according to the 2024 edition of βThe state of Kubernetes security reportβ unveiled by Red Hat last month (source). These results are based on a survey of 600 DevOps, engineering, and security professionals worldwide.
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Top 10 CNCF projects by their velocity during the last 12 months:
1. Kubernetes
2. OpenTelemetry
3. Argo
4. Backstage
5. Prometheus
6. gRPC
7. Cilium
8. Envoy
9. Istio
10. Keycloak
Overall, the KCL programming language demonstrated the most impressive growth by moving from 105th place to 67th.
Source: CNCF blog post; full data in Google Sheets.
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1. Kubernetes
2. OpenTelemetry
3. Argo
4. Backstage
5. Prometheus
6. gRPC
7. Cilium
8. Envoy
9. Istio
10. Keycloak
Overall, the KCL programming language demonstrated the most impressive growth by moving from 105th place to 67th.
Source: CNCF blog post; full data in Google Sheets.
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According to the State of Tech Talent 2025, published last month by The Linux Foundation (LF Research and LF Education):
- The most significant understaffing persists in the following fields: AI/ML engineering (68%), cybersecurity and compliance (65%), FinOps and cost optimisation (61%), cloud computing (59%), and platform engineering (56%);
- 71% of organisations consider certifications important when recruiting new talent;
- 85% prioritize portfolios of practical work in hiring decisions and see Open Source contributions as proof of technical and collaboration skills;
- 94% expect that AI will deliver significant value in core activities, increasing the need for a skilled workforce.
Find more insights by reading the full report here.
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- The most significant understaffing persists in the following fields: AI/ML engineering (68%), cybersecurity and compliance (65%), FinOps and cost optimisation (61%), cloud computing (59%), and platform engineering (56%);
- 71% of organisations consider certifications important when recruiting new talent;
- 85% prioritize portfolios of practical work in hiring decisions and see Open Source contributions as proof of technical and collaboration skills;
- 94% expect that AI will deliver significant value in core activities, increasing the need for a skilled workforce.
Find more insights by reading the full report here.
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The latest CNCF Annual Cloud Native Survey is published
Here are some of the report highlights:
1. 66% of organisations use Kubernetes to host GenAI workloads. 47% deploy AI models occasionally, and only 7% do it daily.
2. Top challenges of using containers are: cultural changes with the dev team (47%), lack of training (36%), security (36%), CI/CD (35%), monitoring (35%), and complexity (34%).
3. Among the Cloud Native innovators (organisations using Cloud Native techniques for nearly all of their development), CI/CD tools are used by 91%, GitOps by 58%, service mesh by 39%, containers for stateful apps by 79%, and serverless architecture by 64%.
4. Charts displaying the most used graduated and incubating CNCF projects are attached.
Find the full report on the CNCF website (no registration is required).
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Here are some of the report highlights:
1. 66% of organisations use Kubernetes to host GenAI workloads. 47% deploy AI models occasionally, and only 7% do it daily.
2. Top challenges of using containers are: cultural changes with the dev team (47%), lack of training (36%), security (36%), CI/CD (35%), monitoring (35%), and complexity (34%).
3. Among the Cloud Native innovators (organisations using Cloud Native techniques for nearly all of their development), CI/CD tools are used by 91%, GitOps by 58%, service mesh by 39%, containers for stateful apps by 79%, and serverless architecture by 64%.
4. Charts displaying the most used graduated and incubating CNCF projects are attached.
Find the full report on the CNCF website (no registration is required).
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Brief news from KubeCon EU 2026
1. This is the biggest KubeCon ever, with ~13500 attendees (up 10% from last year).
2. KubeCon Europe 2027 will be in Barcelona (Mar 15-18), KubeCon NA 2027 in New Orleans (Nov 8-11), and KubeCon Europe 2028 in Berlin (Apr 24-27).
3. New reports unveiled by the CNCF:
- CNCF Technology Radar on Workflow Orchestration, App Delivery and Security & Policy Management
- CNCF + SlashData State of Cloud Native Development Q1 2026
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1. This is the biggest KubeCon ever, with ~13500 attendees (up 10% from last year).
2. KubeCon Europe 2027 will be in Barcelona (Mar 15-18), KubeCon NA 2027 in New Orleans (Nov 8-11), and KubeCon Europe 2028 in Berlin (Apr 24-27).
3. New reports unveiled by the CNCF:
- CNCF Technology Radar on Workflow Orchestration, App Delivery and Security & Policy Management
- CNCF + SlashData State of Cloud Native Development Q1 2026
#events #news #reports
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