Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and Oracle's GNU/Linux
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Oracle Releases CNCF-Certified Linux
While Larry Ellison talked up Oracle’s cloud services at the company’s OpenWorld conference on Monday, the company quietly rolled out a curated set of open-source projects from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), lumped together as part of the Oracle Linux distro.
The Oracle Linux Cloud Native Environment offers support for CNCF projects pre-tested by Oracle and certified production-ready. It gives customers premier support for the projects direct from Oracle, and ensures that they work in its cloud infrastructure. It includes developer preview support for Kata Containers, the CRI-O implementation of the Kubernetes Container Runtime Interface, and the Container Storage Interface plugin released in alpha as part of Kubernetes 1.9.
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Oracle Curates CNCF Projects
Oracle tightened its embrace of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), announcing a curated set of open source software plucked from CNCF’s menu of projects. The CNCF projects are part of what Oracle is calling its Linux Cloud Native Environment. The move comes a year after the vendor joined the open source group.
Honglin Su, senior director of product management at Oracle, explained in a blog post that the move provides enterprises with a tested set of tools that can be used to construct cloud native-based applications. He explained that most IT operations are overwhelmed with the changing cloud native technology landscape and are looking for some assistance in tackling the ecosystem.
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