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Cloud Native Buildpacks presents a great way to build containers that can then be deployed to Kubernetes. In this talk, I will demo how a container can be built, how it uses optimal paths by default, and how it can promote security.
I will also present project updates, upcoming areas of work, and where we need help and support from the community.
With the rapid development of cloud computing, IoV, and IoT, time series data, such as metrics and logs, increases rapidly. As a result, time series databases face higher challenges in terms of read/write performance, data analysis efficiency, and data storage costs.
openGemini aims to reduce data storage costs, quickly write massive time series data, and efficiently analyze. Open source in 2022 and became a sandbox project of CNCF in 2024.
Now, openGemini has been applied in 9 scenarios, including the Internet of Things (IoT), DevOps, Internet of Vehicles (IoV), electric power, energy, mining, logistics, and aerospace, with 177 contributors. More and more developers are exploring the technical advantages of openGemini.
In this lighting talk, the following topics will be covered:
Fluid is an open-source project for orchestrating data and workloads in Kubernetes. In the 2024 CNCF Technology Radar Report, Fluid is recognized as an "Adopted" project in the cloud-native AI landscape, considered ready for use by developers without further evaluation.
Maintainer from the Fluid community will reveal why it is so popular, detailing its architecture and the "Data Anyway, Anywhere, Anytime" features. He will also showcase the dynamic data mounting capabilities beneficial for data scientists, along with insights into future feature plans.
This issue has plagued Kubernetes for nearly 8 years: K8s issue #52757. The challenge of flexibly sharing GPUs across multiple containers is particularly prominent in AI scenarios, where inference tasks are typically short-lived. As a result, resource utilization becomes a critical concern.
In this talk, we will share solutions and practices for implementing GPU sharing in Kubernetes, focusing on two key projects gaining traction recently: Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) and the CNCF sandbox project HAMi. The presentation will cover the following topics:
1. Challenges in GPU sharing.
2. Approaches for sharing AI chips beyond NVIDIA GPUs.
3. How sharing technologies integrate with projects like Volcano, Koordinator, and Kueue.
Due to security-related considerations, eBPF technology imposes significant restrictions on the use of kernel functions, typically allowing indirect calls to kernel functions only through helper functions, which is quite inconvenient for applications related to KubeCon. Kmesh requires intrusive modifications to the kernel to implement Kernel-native Mode Seven-layer Traffic Governance Capability, hindering the adoption of the technology. Through exploration and research on the kernel, we have employed some methods to extend the usability of eBPF, reducing the need for intrusive modifications to the kernel, and enabling Kmesh-related capabilities on higher versions of Linux without requiring intrusive kernel modifications.
Open Cluster Management (OCM) allows easy integration with other projects via its Addon mechanism, enabling them to leverage multi-cluster capabilities. This 5-minute talk will introduce the OCM Addon mechanism, showing how projects can integrate with OCM as addons. I will also highlight the AddonTemplate API, which simplifies addon development by providing simple yaml files, reducing complexity and accelerating integration.
Key points:
- OCM Addon Overview: Introduction to the Addon mechanism and its role in multi-cluster environments.
- Addon Integration: How projects (e.g., Fluid) integrate with OCM to enhance multi-cluster management.
- AddonTemplate API: How the API simplifies addon creation and management.
- Real-World Benefits: Demonstrating the efficiency and scalability of OCM Addons.
This talk will help attendees understand how OCM Addons can help other projects extend the multicluster management capability.
KubeEdge, the industry’s first cloud-native open-source edge computing project, has achieved CNCF graduation last year. In this session, we will share the new features and advancements in community governance since graduation.
As a graduated project, KubeEdge has been widely used in intelligent transportation, smart city, smart park, smart energy, smart factory, smart bank, smart site, CDN and other industries to provide users with integrated edge cloud collaborative solutions. This session will also share the 10+ KubeEdge user cases in various industries, to help users understand the practical experience of cloud-native edge computing and edge AI.
Kubernetes has evolved into a complex ecosystem with numerous core components and hundreds of Custom Resources. This complexity poses significant challenges when designing workloads that involve multiple technologies. Engineers often find themselves burdened with Complex Configuration Management with YAML files, ensuring correct network configurations, RBAC rules and so on which is tedious and error-prone.
Developers often need to manually copy and paste reference configurations or manage and store either Helm or Kustomize templates to achieve this which has a high learning curve and is difficult especially for newcomers to ecosystem.
This talk helps in understanding how Meshery a CNCF project and cloud-native manager, with intuitive visual interface, reduces cognitive load, aligns with users' mental models, streamlines infrastructure design backed by OPA policies and how Meshery makes Kubernetes more accessible, empowering you to visualize your infrastructure.
Get a rapid snapshot of Kyverno’s latest features! In this 5-minute talk, Shuting Zhao highlights how Kyverno now supports CEL (Common Expression Language) for expressive, dynamic policies and introduces new policy types to align with Kubernetes’ ValidatingAdmissionPolicy and MutatingAdmissionPolicy. See how these updates empower you to create more flexible policies, improve cluster security, and streamline compliance workflows. Whether you’re managing policies or exploring Kyverno for the first time, this session offers a quick, impactful look at what’s new and how it can benefit your Kubernetes environment.
WasmEdge 0.15.0 is coming soon! This release brings key WebAssembly features including the component model proposal, plus expanded support for multimodal models and the latest OpenVINO plugin support. Join us to learn about the release highlights and future roadmap.
