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The etcd project is being proposed as an INCUBATION level CNCF project, sponsored by Brian Grant from the TOC: https://github.com/coreos/etcd etcd is a consistent distributed key-value store, designed

Here's the agenda deck: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RkygwZw7ILVgGhBpKnFNgJ4BCc_9qMG8cIf0MRbuzB4/edit We plan to cover a buildpacks spec project proposal, a proposal to move rook to

I won't be able to make tomorrow either. Sorry folks.

I shall be on a plane during tomorrow's TOC call. Ken -- will you be on and can you chair please?

After our success with a crowdsourced effort to translate the Cloud Native Definition, we wanted to kick off a similar effort on a Chinese style guide for cloud native terms. We want to thank KubeCon

Hi ToC and Contributors, Fluentd project is really interested into get your feedback about our graduation request: https://github.com/cncf/toc/pull/69 any feedback is appreciated. regards, --

Tim, Thanks! I think we would all be interested in your reasons for liking gRPC. alexis <tim=netflix.com@...> wrote:

I see Kailash CCd me into the thread given Netflix's experience with both RSocket and gRPC. It should be noted that at this point (as of roughly 6 months ago) all use of RSocket has been completely

Brandon, please see: https://smapply.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001423873-How-to-Safely-Make-Changes-to-a-Live-Form If we changed the order of the projects, all the remaining submissions would

Maybe prefix things intead of postfix things to get the ordering right? Some tools sort () and [] after letters and numbers. Give it a shot? FWIW, the over promotion of sandbox projects was raised at

In addition, Pivotal's interest in RSocket extends beyond the Java implementation and we're specifically interested in JavaScript and Go. For us to be comfortable, we'd ensure reliable

Hi Alexis, How much interoperability testing have you done? Especially in the multi hop multi implementation cases There are internal tests using RSocket with the different implementations and

Go, java, js and c++ would be a convincing portfolio, if interop worked.

RSocket’s primary use-case is distributed systems communication. I mentioned the above example as it’s difficult to do that today and you usually need additional components like Socket.io,

I'd like to add to Ben's comments that this pattern is implemented in many message brokers which de facto support relays a->b->c. The appeal (to me) of rsocket is to make the pattern part of the

TCP flow control is at the byte level and RSocket is flow control at the message level. It's often easier to reason at the message level when you build applications because you don't have to guess

Is mobile the primary use case today? Rsocket uses client-slide load balancing to achieve this? https://github.com/rsocket/rsocket-java/tree/1.0.x/rsocket-load-balancer OOC, how much work does