Jodson Graves

In the five weeks since our Week 3 update, COSDS volunteers have moved from asking what Janus Facing Architecture (JFA) is to testing whether it holds up, and they have found the questions that will shape the code they write next.

For a technology of such consequence, Kubernetes is remarkably little discussed outside the trade. It has no consumer face, no logo anyone would recognise, no charismatic founder-billionaire. It is plumbing. But plumbing is where the interesting economics usually hide, and the story of how a piece of infrastructure software escaped from Google, defeated better-funded rivals, and became a de facto standard is a case study in how technical architecture, corporate strategy and open-source governanc

This August, the Network Theory Applied Research Institute welcomed a wave of new volunteers into the first annual Community Orchestration Software Development Sprint (COSDS)