Source: thenewstack.io
What Do ‘Cloud Native’ and ‘Kubernetes’ Even Mean?
DETROIT — This isn’t a rhetorical question. As systems and teams become more and more distributed, the tech industry has a real gatekeeping language problem.
If you are talking about cloud native technology, as DataStax’s https://twitter.com/bradfordcp and https://twitter.com/omnifroodle respectively described, it’s all about composable, uniform and distributed parts.
When it comes down to it, the not easily defined cloud native isn’t just about technology — it’s equally about people and processes too.
As more and more tech stacks rely on Kubernetes orchestration, the Kubernetes project — and the cloud native community as a whole — now hinges on bringing more people, technical and not, on board.
If you are talking about cloud native technology, as DataStax’s https://twitter.com/bradfordcp and https://twitter.com/omnifroodle respectively described, it’s all about composable, uniform and distributed parts.
When it comes down to it, the not easily defined cloud native isn’t just about technology — it’s equally about people and processes too.
As more and more tech stacks rely on Kubernetes orchestration, the Kubernetes project — and the cloud native community as a whole — now hinges on bringing more people, technical and not, on board.
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