"Netdata is in the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) landscape and it is the 3rd most starred open-source project. Check the CNCF TOC Netdata presentation." https://github.com/netdata/netdata/b

Hi folks Please can we stop arguing about this. Let the Sig folk draft a charter for comment and then let's argue, bikeshed, whatever. All I'm saying is that projects like cloudfoundry and Openshift a

i see app frameworks and platforms as "next tier in the stack" that should draw on foundations from the CNCF SIGs, including app delivery, security, storage, ... Plus, there will be 1000s of them. So

Doug - no, I'm just saying that both PaaS and Serverless are out of scope for CNCF SIG App Delivery.

Yep, they are.

Jeff I think the intent is already pretty broad, including app templates and so on (eg Helm), plus various pieces of the CD pipe, plus supporting dev tools. IMO stuff like PaaS & serverless is out of

Michelle and I are pulling together a SIG for App Delivery. Our next step: draft a charter. We'd love a few keen would-be SIGonauts to join our chartering efforts, please! Also, we shall figure out a

Excellent points! I'd love to see more auto transcription if that is feasible.

Liz Excellent! Let me try to clarify our previous processes, to date. The roles of sponsor have been very different for Incubation & Sandbox. 1) Incubation: the sponsor acts as a champion for the end-

IMO: a diversity goal here is true internationalization

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Hi folks I've discussed this with Aeneas I think this is a very interesting project from a "product manager" point of view. I don't feel technically qualified to sponsor this though. Can someone step

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Tom, Excellent Think of these clusters as "tenants". Super Now imagine traffic flowing into the Kube cluster. If the kafka clusters become overloaded, is there a way to share traffic fairly, without s

Tom Yes but what happens when there are two or more clusters? Does Strimzi support creation of multiple Kafka clusters in one kubernetes cluster? If so, then those clusters may require different user

Tom Fantastic news - congratulations. Perhaps I misunderstood but isn't one goal of Strimzi to enable Kafka-aaS.

I shall miss TOC tomorrow and next week due to vacation.

+1, well said Erin