Throughout 2016, the community around the open-source Kubernetes container orchestration tool has continued to grow at a pace that surprised many.

“Probably the biggest defining moment for the Kubernetes community right now is that other communities are communities of vendors more so than Kubernetes. I think Kubernetes is more a community of developers, operators, and users than it is of vendors. It’s up to us as users and developers in that community to continue to keep that feeling,” Intel Vice President and General Manager of Cloud and Infrastructure Technologies Jonathan Donaldson said on the 114th edition of the The New Stack Analysts podcast, a special “Pancake Breakfast Podcast” recorded during the CoreOS Tectonic Summit, held in New York this week.

Donaldson was joined by SAP Director of Cloud Architecture & Engineering Nishi Davidson, CoreOS Vice President of Engineering Mike Saparov, and Tigera CEO Andy Randall.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT9p17y5Fcw

Learn more at: http://thenewstack.io/tectonic-summit-pancake-breakfast/