TL;DR overview
- Sonar has joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) as a Silver Member, reflecting its commitment to the cloud-native ecosystem and open source community.
- CNCF membership aligns with Sonar's mission of integrating code quality and security analysis into modern, containerized, and cloud-native software development workflows.
- As a CNCF member, Sonar collaborates with the broader cloud-native community on standards and practices for building secure, reliable software on platforms like Kubernetes and related projects.
- This membership strengthens SonarQube's position as a key verification layer in cloud-native CI/CD pipelines and reinforces Sonar's long-standing commitment to open source software development.
Sonar has become a Silver member of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), helping to build and shape the future cloud-native ecosystem. The CNCF is a Linux Foundation project that hosts a number of efforts and initiatives to serve the cloud-native community.
Being a Silver member of the CNCF is important for us as we maintain the open-source project SonarQube Server and collaborate with the cloud-native community. CNCF is a community of more than 55,000 members and 156 projects supporting the evolution of the cloud-native ecosystem.
Open-source communities are a key pillar for projects to improve, to obtain constructive feedback from their users, and to establish transparency that will allow users to feel confident about their usage of them. And that's very important to Sonar in the definition of its products, ensuring the SonarQube Community Build is completely free and open-source.
SonarQube Server provides confidence to the cloud-native developer analyzing popular cloud technologies like Docker, Kubernetes, CloudFormation, or Terraform, which ensures the infrastructure layer is as clean and secure as the source code.
Check this link to discover more about the cloud-native capabilities of SonarQube Server.