How AWS Approaches Open Source Projects | #Kubernetes #OpenSource #AWS #DevOps #CloudComputing

The New Stack · Intermediate ·☁️ DevOps & Cloud ·2mo ago

Skills: Cloud Fundamentals70%

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Explains how AWS approaches open source projects, including Kubernetes, Karpenter, and Kro

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AWS principal PM Jesse Butler has a clear mission: make Kubernetes disappear into the background so developers can focus on what matters. He breaks down how open source projects like Karpenter, Kro, and Cedar are quietly making that happen — and why the CNCF is central to keeping it all honest. Watch the full episode on The New Stack.

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