KUDO proposal for CNCF Sandbox #261
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RFC @cncf/toc |
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CNCF Sandbox |
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Checking in on this, we have a note on next Tuesday's TOC Presentation meeting for this to be presented. Still on? |
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Super! Please request edit access for https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_Fr8DPaKNb-wyM2GQqWC_PtcuatScjnbGFGvySHyAIc/edit#slide=id.g25ca91f87f_0_0 - thank you! |
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Checking on in this again, would like to have slides up in the TOC Document by end of day. |
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Hey @amye, working on this now. |
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Has a comparison of the various SDKs and Frameworks been presented? Is one available for review? |
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Kudo was accepted into the sandbox: project onboarding will happen here cncf/sandbox#283 |
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Proposal to make KUDO a CNCF Sandbox project.
The Kubernetes Universal Declarative Operator (KUDO) is a highly productive toolkit for writing Operators for Kubernetes. Using KUDO, you can deploy your applications, give your users the tools they need to operate it and understand how it's behaving in their environments.