The rundown of Oracle’s open-source innovation and CNCF contributions [Video]

Having floated many recognizable projects, such as Kubernetes, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation has remained a trustworthy source of open-source innovation.

Oracle Corp.’s recent contributions to the foundation have been leveraged to support cross-sector training programs and spread the innovative culture within Linux-centric communities.

“Last year when we were in Chicago, we announced the $3 million per year for three consecutive years,” said Sudha Raghavan (pictured), senior vice president of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure developer platform at Oracle and CNCF board member. “This year, we’re so proud to announce people have used it. Everybody from graduated CNCF projects like Kubernetes to the Linux Foundation using that software and those credits for building their training modules. It’s been wonderful to see partnerships from the bottom up, like training new people, graduated folks and many of the incoming incubation projects also using the credits to grow their ecosystem.”

Raghavan spoke with theCUBE Research’s Savannah Peterson and Rob Strechay at KubeCon + …