The Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes communities and Red Hat partner to deliver the Open Service Broker API, enabling service interoperability between the platforms. In other CAB news, Diego 1.0 is official and CF-Extensions are born.
Some big stuff was discussed during the call, demonstrating Cloud Foundry's continued maturity as a key enterprise IT platform and a set of tools. An update on certifications was also on the agenda.
Sam Ramji, CEO at the Cloud Foundry Foundation, may have set a new direction for CAB calls—and perhaps the community itself—by writing about innovation outside the core project. Examples were given during the call.
Call participants covered numerous technical issues, reminded people of the Frankfurt summit in September, and discussed having smaller events in Asia.
The 2016 Cloud Foundry Summit to be held on May 23-25 in Santa Clara, CA. Meanwhile, ongoing progress is being made to create official operator and app developer CF certifications.
The Cloud Foundry Summit 2016 will be held on May 23-25 in Santa Clara, CA. The Call for Papers will be open until February, 29. Chip Childers at the CFF is encouraging people to submit only their best paper ideas.
