3 posts tagged with "OpenChoreo"

OpenChoreo v1.1 shipped recently, and one of the headline features is resource abstractions: a way to treat managed infrastructure like databases, queues, and caches as first-class, declarative dependencies of a workload. Platform engineers publish reusable ResourceType templates. Developers self-serve a Resource from one of those templates (picking the type, filling in only the parameters they care about) and wire its outputs into their Workload, the same way they already reference other components' endpoints.

This post walks through the model, the new CRDs that back it, and a real example you can install: a small collaborative document editor called Doclet that depends on Postgres and NATS.

We're very excited to announce that OpenChoreo has been accepted into the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Sandbox.

Before anything else, we want to give a huge shoutout to everyone who has been part of this journey. To our contributors, early adopters, and community members who filed issues, asked hard questions, and pushed the project forward. This milestone belongs to you. A sincere thank you to the CNCF team for their guidance and for giving us the space to present and discuss OpenChoreo with the broader community.

But we didn't want to stop there. Alongside the CNCF acceptance, we're also shipping OpenChoreo 1.0, our first production-ready release.

Two milestones, one moment, and a community that made both possible.

Hello everyone. I wanted to share a quick update on OpenChoreo at KubeCon EU 2026, which is just two weeks away. I'm thrilled to tell you that OpenChoreo will be there for the first time as a CNCF Sandbox project. If you're heading to Amsterdam, we'd love to meet you.

Here are some opportunities for you to connect with us in Amsterdam.