Known for its observability technology, New Relic this year joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Governing Board as a platinum member. It was a natural biological organic fit, say .
The keynote at this year's FutureStack virtual event focused on the role of New Relic's observability platform in harnessing real-time data to build and run software for the digital enterprise
But we heard the message loud and clear – it s pretty much the standard runtime platform now
Tim Anderson Mon 10 May 2021 // 19:12 UTC Share
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Kubecon A session on how to hack into a Kubernetes cluster was among the highlights of a Kubecon where the main events were generally bland and corporate affairs, perhaps indicative of the technology now being a de facto infrastructure standard among enterprises.
Kubecon Europe took place online last week with more than 27,000 attendees, according to Chris Aniszczyk, CTO of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), which hosts the Kubernetes project among many others.
That is a substantial increase on the reported 13,000 or so at last year s event, which was also virtual. Kubernetes is huge, and if there was an underlying theme at the event it was that Kubernetes is becoming the standard runtime platform.
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