I hope you’ve been enjoying your summer! We held a successful Cloud Foundry Summit in Silicon Valley this June with the most attendees ever and tons of folks from the developer and user communities.
Here’s a look at key activities in the second quarter of 2017.
Summit Wrap-Up
If you missed Summit, or just want to catch up on a session you couldn’t attend, check out our video playlist from the conference. In big news, we welcomed Microsoft to our ranks, announced Kubo has been donated to the Foundation, and made the Cloud Foundry Certified Developer training and certification generally available. Check out our Summit round-ups from Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, a hackathon recap, and our new Cloud Foundry Summit experience video.
Next Stop: Basel!
Our European Summit is just around the corner and we look forward to hosting you in Switzerland. If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please review our prospectus and reach out to Marissa (marissa@cloudfoundry.org) soon, as we are selling out very quickly. Certification will be offered on-site and early bird registration expires August 8th.
Member News
We are pleased to welcome four new members to the Foundation and announce a membership change this past quarter. Orange, Snyk and Minio came on board as Silver Members, while Microsoft joined as a Gold member and Volkswagen upgraded its membership to Gold.
Join Our Team
We are looking for a dedicated Community Manager to become a key member of the Cloud Foundry Foundation staff. Email jobs@cloudfoundry.org if you are interested in this role or have any feedback on the job description.
News Worth Sharing
- Chip wrote about Reinforcing the Trust Factor for Cloud Foundry on The New Stack.
- ZDNet published an article about why American Airlines is moving consumer-facing apps to IBM Cloud — and it has to do with Cloud Foundry.
- Cloud Foundry Foundation eases Kubernetes management with Kubo, writes VentureBeat’s Blair Hanley Frank.
- It’s official: TechCrunch says Cloud Foundry has made its mark on the enterprise.
- Read v1.0 of Container Standards from Open Container Initiative (OCI).