What is Cloud Native, the LinuxFoundation and the CNCF

If you're new to the term "Cloud Native," or want to learn more about what it is, this video is for you! We'll be discussing what Cloud Native is, what it means for the software industry, and the role the Linux Foundation and the CNCF play in all of this. So if you're wondering what Cloud Native is, or what the Linux Foundation and the CNCF are all about, this is the video for you!

This is part of the Dive Into Cloud Native, Containers, Kubernetes and the KCNA series and questions relating to this video are likely to be encountered in the KCNA (Kubernetes and Cloud Native Associate) Exam.

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Despite being one of the most in-demand areas of technology with close connections to the likes of #kubernetes, it is not uncommon for #cloudnative to be misconstrued and misunderstood.

It's also a term that is often misused in the tech industry by many organisations as an opportunistic way to promote their products, as "Cloud Native".

After studying Cloud Native for many years and specifically focussing my studies on the development of a KCNA course, this video breaks down this question and delves further into what exactly is meant by Cloud, and the term Native.

How #containers are important to Cloud Native but, the use of containers does not necessarily mean Cloud Native.

We'll also explore the importance of both the CNCF and the Linux Foundation, in the Cloud Native ecosystem.

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Hello James Spurin, your course is very interesting. What is going to be the schedule for this course? One video a week? For how many months? Thank you!