2022 CFF Technical Oversight Committee Election Results

Many thanks to all the nominees and everyone who voted in the election.

I’m pleased to announce our new TOC members will be:

• Ruben Koster (VMware)
• Beyhan Veli (SAP)
• Andy Hunt (GOV.UK)

They'll be joining Eric Malm (VMware) and Stephan Merker (SAP), whose seats will be up for election next year. 

Congratulations to Ruben, Beyhan and Andy! And, a huge thanks to Lee Porte, David Stevenson, and Jan von Löwenstein for all the excellent work they've done on the TOC over the last year. 

You can see the complete results here.

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Dear CF Community, 

Hi all, 

Call for Nominations: Cloud Foundry Technical Oversight Committee.

Last June, the inaugural Cloud Foundry TOC was elected. We’re now ready to elect three new members to this committee. To recap, last year, two TOC members were elected to two-year terms, and three were elected to one-year terms, with the understanding that moving forward, all TOC terms will be for two years. Of the initial five TOC members, Eric Malm (VMware), and Stephan Merker (SAP), will now continue on for a second year, and the remaining three seats will be determined by this election. 

Special thanks to our inaugural TOC! That would be Stephan, Eric, David Stevenson (VMware), Jan von Löwenstein (SAP), and TOC lead Lee Porte (Cloud.UK). Adopting a new system of government rarely goes as smoothly as this went, and a lot has been accomplished in the last year. Huzzah.

Please note: only two representatives from a given company are eligible to serve on the TOC at one time. So, no more than one candidate each from SAP and VMware are eligible to win a seat during this election, and no entity can elect more than two representatives.

Instructions for Nominating: 

Nominate someone for the TOC by submitting a GitHub Issue using this template. Nominations must be submitted by June 2nd. Feel free to nominate a colleague (asking them first is recommended), or yourself.

Election Timeline: 

• May 18 - Announcement of Election and Call for Nominations

• May 18 through June 2 - Candidate Nomination Period

• June 2 - Election Begins via email ballots

• June 17 - Election Close

• June 22 - Results Announced

• June 28 - First TOC meeting with new members

Eligible Voters: 

Any individual who has contributed to CFF projects or technical working groups in the 12 months prior to the election is eligible to vote in the TOC election. Next week, a list of eligible voters will be published. If anyone feels like they have not been included in that list, but should have been, please submit an issue using this template. On June 2, email ballots will be sent to all voters on the list. Likewise, if you do not receive an email, but are on the list,  please submit an issue using the above template. 

For any additional questions, please see the 2022 Voting Guide or reach out directly.

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Benjamin

Hey folks, 

Benjamin

Hello everyone,

🎉  This is a (slightly belated) announcement about a platform enabled way to do encrypted container-to-container (c2c) networking.

🔐  As of diego release 2.59.0 and cf-deployment 18.0.0, there is now a new container port exposed to allow encrypted container-to-container networking. To take advantage of this feature you will need to connect to port 61443 when doing c2c.

📎  See more in the docs here.

🙋‍♀️. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to respond to this email or find us in the Cloud Foundry Slack #diego channel.

Thanks,

The App Platform Runtime Working Group

Hello!

Update about the Cloud Foundry CAB call to be held on Wednesday, March 16th –

We will be hosting Onno Brouwer and the conversation will be centered around Open Service Broker API.

What is the discussion scheduled to be?

Onno and their team are using Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes along with OSBAPI. The Service Brokers allow their developers make use of services outside these platforms. Their (impressive) lineup of brokers include Concourse provisioning, Sharepoint connectors, PostgreSQL integrations, etc. They have a lot of success and the project itself is a wonderful technical accomplishment. Onno also has some questions that he would like to air freely. These include – activity around OSBAPI, alternatives, and others.

Who is Onno?

Onno is a senior advisor at Rijkswaterstaat in The Netherlands, where he operates their cloud native platforms since December 2015. Onno has over 25 years of software engineering experience, designing and building software in various languages and environments. His current interest cloud native applications architecture and design. Onno is an experienced speaker, and has presented internal workshops and trainings for topics such as Cloud Foundry, networking, traffic analysis, and security. Onno also held talks at past Cloud Foundry summits in Basel and The Hague, KubeCon, etc.

The community calls are a great way to keep up with what's happening in the Cloud Foundry community. The success of the call is tied closely to the support we get in the form of participation. It would help greatly if you can take part in the discussions that happen.

Also note - due to Daylight savings, clocks have moved back by an hour for some. Please consult the Community Calendar for the accurate slot.

Cheers,
Ram Iyengar
Developer Advocate, CFF