Welcome to the Knative blog ¶

Welcome to the Knative blog¶

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Release and feature announcements:

Learn about each Knative release, what's new and changed, and how to get started with the latest and greatest.
Articles:

Read about Knative-centric features, tools, and related topics.
Steering Committee and TOC:

Updates on Knative governance, technical direction, and the community.
Future and past social events:

Find out where the Knative team will be talking next, and where they've been.

Featured Posts¶

Announcing Knative v1.16 Release¶

Release 1.16 Details on the 1.16 release of the Knative project.

Building Stateful applications with Knative and Restate¶

Building Stateful applications with Knative and Restate

Combine Knative with Restate's Durable Execution model to easily build serverless stateful applications

How IBM Watsonx Assistant uses Knative Eventing to train machine learning models!¶

How IBM Watsonx Assistant uses Knative Eventing to train machine learning models

Enhancing the Knative Contributor Experience!¶

Actionable Recommendations for Improving the Knative Contributor Experience!

Knative meets Apache Camel K!¶

Event Sourcing with Apache Camel K and Knative Eventing.

Knative Completes Third-Party Security Audit¶

A third-party audit by Ada Logics found a small number of issues, including one CVE.

Knative at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2023¶

We are looking forward to seeing you all there.

Knative joins the CNCF¶

This is a big milestone for our project and we are excited to join the CNCF

Highlighting the value of Knative for the c-suite¶

Deploy faster and more cost-effectively without hard-to-find, specialized expertise. Knative—building on Kubernetes—supports serverless code development and deployment. This allows your developers to focus on creating code and deploying resilient applications fast without having to become experts on Kubernetes...

Distributed tracing with Knative, OpenTelemetry and Jaeger¶

When trying to understand and diagnose our systems, one of the most basic tools we learn to lean on is the stack trace. Stack traces give us a structured view of the flow of logic that our program is executing in order to help us wrap our heads ...