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CNCF welcomes its community to use its brand assets, including design patterns, logos, and other materials.

The CNCF Community Infrastructure Lab provides free access to computing resources for open source developers working to advance cloud.

The CNCF End User Community offers a vendor-neutral environment where users of cloud native technology connect, collaborate, and lead.

KuberTENes regional events are organized by local community groups to celebrate 10 years of Kubernetes.

The CNCF Tech Radar Report describes cloud native as the foundation of modern software.

The State of Cloud Native Development Report covers AI tools developers trust in cloud native ecosystems.

The page identifies continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) as a compelling reason to use Kubernetes.

The page says containers are the de facto choice for application development and deployment, and that enterprise adoption raises questions.

Google Cloud committed $3 million in cloud credits for another year to support Kubernetes.

The End User Technical Advisory Board represents end users’ needs and perspectives.

The CNCF Governing Board oversees marketing, business matters, and budget decisions, but does not make technical decisions.

CNCF’s community works to make cloud native ubiquitous, and its Humans of Cloud Native project tells stories.

The page introduces cloud native mentees, described as the next generation of contributors advancing the mission of making cloud native ubiquitous.

Use these quick links to access the CNCF Code of Conduct documentation.

View the Members of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation and learn how to become or refer a member

The page directs members to the Member Help Desk for unanswered questions and provides a way to schedule a welcome call.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation welcomes members to a community dedicated to advancing cloud native technologies.

Colleen Passard is the CNCF ombudsperson and supports the CNCF Code of Conduct Committee.

The page directs users with Linux Foundation training and certification questions, including CKA, CKAD, and CKS, to submit a request.

The company says its work with the telco industry is growing and offers updates through a form.

CNCF is the vendor-neutral hub of cloud native computing, dedicated to making cloud native ubiquitous.

The page links to CNCF policies and notes that additional policies are available in the foundation repository.

Adopted by the CNCF Governing Board on September 26, 2024, the document states that CNCF’s mission is to make cloud native computing ubiquitous.

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CNCF welcomes OVHcloud, one of Europe’s largest independent cloud providers, as a Platinum member. The upgrade builds on OVHcloud’s decade-plus commitment to open infrastructure, interoperability, and cloud portability. The announcement also describes OVHcloud as a global cloud and AI player.

Oct 2026 · CNCFNews article

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation announces Karmada's graduation, recognizing the multi-cluster, multi-cloud Kubernetes orchestration project as having reached production maturity. The announcement links the milestone to global enterprises scaling AI training and inference across hybrid environments.

Sep 2026 · CNCFNews article

CNCF welcomes new Silver members, including SoftBank Corp. and Crusoe, as enterprises scale AI from training to inference. The companies join the cloud native community to help build cost-efficient, sovereign infrastructure.

Sep 2026 · CNCFNews article