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Lessons learned from 3 years
inside CNCF
Cheryl Hung, @oicheryl
WTF is Cloud Native, 4 Nov 2021
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Agenda
1. How CNCF changed
the way I think
2. Cloud native in
review, 2021
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The closest thing to
public service in tech

“69% of hiring
managers are
seeking cloud and
container expertise”

83%
run Kubernetes in
production
92%
containers in
production cncf.io/cncf-annual-report-2020/
Do you run containers in production?

19
Cloud native deployments
are getting more complex
So what’s coming next?

🔍 Cheryl’s
cloud native in
review, 2021
🛠 Tech
󰟲 DevOps
🌐 Ecosystem
20

🛠 3. Web Assembly and eBPF enables new modes

🌐 8. Pluggable dev + ops experience (backstage.io)

🌐 10. End user driven open source (radar.cncf.io)

How CNCF changed the way I think
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➔ The closest thing to public service in tech
➔ After CNCF you could be
➔ Failure is an option
➔ Treat your career like your portfolio
➔ Please do your leave here!

Cloud native deployments
are getting more complex
You need to stay on top of what’s
coming next

🛠 Tech 󰟲 DevOps 🌐 Ecosystem
🔍 Cheryl’s cloud native in review, 2021

🛠 Tech
1. More Rust in
Cloud Native
2. Cross Cloud
becomes (more)
real
3. Web Assembly
and eBPF
4. Kubernetes on
the Edge
󰟲 DevOps 🌐 Ecosystem
🔍 Cheryl’s cloud native in review, 2021

🛠 Tech
1. More Rust in
Cloud Native
2. Cross Cloud
becomes (more)
real
3. Web Assembly
and eBPF
4. Kubernetes on
the Edge
󰟲 DevOps
5. GitOps grows
signiﬁcantly
6. Chaos
Engineering
practices
7. Rise of FinOps
🌐 Ecosystem
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1. Lessons learned from 3 years inside CNCF Cheryl Hung, @oicheryl WTF is Cloud Native, 4 Nov 2021 1

2. Agenda 1. How CNCF changed the way I think 2. Cloud native in review, 2021 2

4. How CNCF changed the way I think

5. 5 The closest thing to public service in tech

6. 6 After CNCF you could be

7. 7 Failure is an option

8. 8 Treat your career like your portfolio

9. 9 Please do your leave here!

10. Cloud native in review 2021

11. Cloud native is still accelerating 11

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13. “69% of hiring managers are seeking cloud and container expertise”

14. 83% run Kubernetes in production 92% containers in production cncf.io/cncf-annual-report-2020/ Do you run containers in production?

15. CNCF projects in 2017 vs 2021

16. 139k contributors 7m contributions

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19. 19 Cloud native deployments are getting more complex So what’s coming next?

20. 🔍 Cheryl’s cloud native in review, 2021 🛠 Tech 󰟲 DevOps 🌐 Ecosystem 20

21. 🛠 1. More Rust in Cloud Native projects

22. 🛠 2. Cross Cloud Becomes More Real

23. 🛠 3. Web Assembly and eBPF enables new modes

24. 🛠 4. Kubernetes for the Edge

25. 󰟲 5. GitOps Grows Signiﬁcantly

26. 󰟲 6. Chaos Engineering practices

27. 󰟲 7. Rise of FinOps

28. 🌐 8. Pluggable dev + ops experience (backstage.io)

29. 🌐 9. Service Mesh consolidation

30. 🌐 10. End user driven open source (radar.cncf.io)

31. Summary

32. How CNCF changed the way I think 32 ➔ The closest thing to public service in tech ➔ After CNCF you could be ➔ Failure is an option ➔ Treat your career like your portfolio ➔ Please do your leave here!

33. Cloud native deployments are getting more complex You need to stay on top of what’s coming next

34. 🛠 Tech 󰟲 DevOps 🌐 Ecosystem 🔍 Cheryl’s cloud native in review, 2021

35. 🛠 Tech 1. More Rust in Cloud Native 2. Cross Cloud becomes (more) real 3. Web Assembly and eBPF 4. Kubernetes on the Edge 󰟲 DevOps 🌐 Ecosystem 🔍 Cheryl’s cloud native in review, 2021

36. 🛠 Tech 1. More Rust in Cloud Native 2. Cross Cloud becomes (more) real 3. Web Assembly and eBPF 4. Kubernetes on the Edge 󰟲 DevOps 5. GitOps grows signiﬁcantly 6. Chaos Engineering practices 7. Rise of FinOps 🌐 Ecosystem 🔍 Cheryl’s cloud native in review, 2021

37. 🛠 Tech 1. More Rust in Cloud Native 2. Cross Cloud becomes (more) real 3. Web Assembly and eBPF 4. Kubernetes on the Edge 󰟲 DevOps 5. GitOps grows signiﬁcantly 6. Chaos Engineering practices 7. Rise of FinOps 🌐 Ecosystem 8. Pluggable developer and operator experience 9. Service mesh consolidation 10. End user driven open source 🔍 Cheryl’s cloud native in review, 2021

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39. Thank you! Slides at oicheryl.com 39

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