Now that KubeCon 2016 is over, we have some time to reflect on the State of the Kubernetes project and communities, the event itself, and the marketplace going forward into 2017. Red Hat has been a part of this community since well before it was launched, but it’s incredibly important to understand how a community evolves over time. If you we’re able to attend the events in Seattle, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) has posted all of the videos online.
Looking back on the events in Seattle, here are five key takeways that will continue to shape the community and market for the next few years.
The communities that develop around open source projects are always interesting to watch. Sometimes they are driven almost entirely by a single person or company. Other times they are highly fragmented. The Kubernetes community is neither of those. …
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