New Silver Members Join CNCF to Enhance Cloud Infrastructure
Organizations rally together in the cloud native movement, driving innovation across a variety of sectors worldwide.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), dedicated to creating sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software, has recently announced the inclusion of 17 new Silver Members. This addition reflects the ongoing momentum of cloud native adoption across various industries while bolstering the global CNCF community.
Joining as a CNCF Silver Member provides organizations with a substantial annual value of approximately $198,500. This includes increased brand visibility, discounted training programs, event sponsorships, and opportunities to actively participate in shaping the cloud native ecosystem as influential contributors. With access to prominent marketing channels such as blog posts and webinars, Silver Members can share their insights and engage in collaborative projects that positively impact the community. This membership tier is tailored for companies striving to enhance their presence and leadership within the open source landscape.
Chris Aniszczyk, CTO of CNCF, expressed enthusiasm about welcoming the new members to the CNCF community. He noted, "Their involvement highlights the crucial role that open source and cloud native technologies have in fostering innovation across diverse sectors. With the expansion of CNCF's global footprint, particularly in APAC region events, these new members will infuse our ecosystem with fresh ideas and dynamics, shaping the future of cloud native infrastructure."
The latest members represent a broad spectrum in the cloud native world, encompassing observability platforms, cloud infrastructure solutions, and enterprise software. Their combined expertise emphasizes the critical importance of open source collaboration in developing modern infrastructure.
Introducing the New Silver Members
The organizations newly welcomed as Silver Members of CNCF include:
- Arcfra: Specializing in a comprehensive software-defined platform for AI, Arcfra streamlines enterprise cloud infrastructure, integrating computing, storage, networking, and Kubernetes support.
- Autovia: Experts in Kubernetes platforms, Autovia empowers enterprises with advanced data analytics capabilities to derive insightful information from critical business data.
- Blacksmith: A high-performance cloud platform designed for continuous integration (CI), enabling rapid execution of GitHub Actions.
- ControlTheory: This observability control platform enhances operational oversight, providing organizations with essential control over costs and performance metrics.
- CTO2B: Innovating with AI, CTO2B offers an extensive Kubernetes management platform tailored to major cloud providers.
- HawkStack Technologies: Pioneering digital transformation, HawkStack delivers innovative solutions with precision.
- Hyve Managed Hosting: A global managed hosting provider dedicated to exceptional customer service, Hyve offers secure and scalable cloud hosting solutions tailored to client needs.
- Minimus: Developers of OCI-compliant images, Minimus ensures minimal software is in use to diminish vulnerabilities in cloud environments.
- OpenObserve: This lightweight observability platform is gaining traction, with thousands of active deployments aimed at improving observability outcomes.
- PufferSoft: A cloud services offshoring entity specializing in Kubernetes, actively deploying CNCF projects like ArgoCD and Prometheus.
- Terracotta AI: Focusing on Terraform code optimization, Terracotta AI identifies security risks and operational impacts directly within pull requests.
- VESSL AI: Developing an AI orchestration platform, VESSL simplifies the workflow from GPU infrastructure management to model deployment.
- VJSAR: This London-based IT service company is an expert in Microsoft technologies and application modernization.
Newest End User Members
In addition to Silver Members, CNCF enthusiastically brings on board new end-user organizations that leverage cloud native technologies:
- Guidewire: Servicing over 570 insurers globally, Guidewire provides a trusted platform for the P&C insurance sector, enhancing efficiency through data and AI.
- Reo.Dev: Assisting developer-centered companies, Reo.Dev identifies revenue opportunities by tracking intent signals across various platforms.
Newest Supporter
- CFL: Engaging in national and international transport, CFL manages critical railway infrastructure, expanding its reach across borders.
Newest Non-Profit Member
CNCF is proud to announce its new collaboration with a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing open source initiatives:
- Salt Lake City DevOps Days: This nonprofit bridges the gap between practitioners and developers, focusing on sharing valuable DevOps experiences to strengthen local communities.
New and existing members will convene with the broader open source community this week at a major industry event where CNCF proudly serves as a gold sponsor. During the summit, CNCF is presenting the Open Observability Summit, working alongside OpenTelemetry Community Day. Upcoming events include KubeCon + CloudNativeCon India and North America, showcasing CNCF’s commitment to fostering global collaboration and innovation.
To explore becoming a Silver Member, organizations can learn more about the benefits and how to join the CNCF community.
About Cloud Native Computing Foundation
Cloud native computing empowers organizations to build and run scalable applications utilizing an open source software stack across diverse cloud environments. CNCF hosts foundational elements of modern technology infrastructure, including notable projects like Kubernetes and Prometheus. With a coalition of over 800 contributors, CNCF connects developers, users, and vendors, amplifying their efforts to innovate and lead in the open source space.
Contact:
Kaitlin Thornhill
The Linux Foundation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CNCF Silver Membership?
The CNCF Silver Membership provides organizations with enhanced market visibility, training discounts, and opportunities to shape the cloud native ecosystem.
How many new Silver Members were announced?
17 new Silver Members were welcomed into the CNCF community, highlighting diverse organizations across the cloud native landscape.
What value do organizations receive from becoming Silver Members?
Membership offers an estimated $198,500 in annual value, including marketing opportunities and participation in events.
Who is the CTO of CNCF?
Chris Aniszczyk serves as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation.
What is the mission of CNCF?
CNCF aims to promote the adoption of cloud native technologies across various sectors while fostering innovation through open source collaboration.
