Since we covered Perses joining CNCF Sandbox a month ago, several other additions have happened. Here’s a list of new projects recently accepted to Sandbox:

1. Ratify — a framework to integrate scenarios that require the verification of reference artifacts.
Originated in 2021. Written in Go. Sponsored by Deis Labs (Microsoft). 222 ⭐️ Site; GitHub.

2. HAMi — an all-in-one tool designed to manage heterogeneous AI computing devices (from NVIDIA, Cambricon, Hygon, etc.) in Kubernetes.
Originated in 2021. Written in Go. Sponsored by 4paradigm, DaoCloud, Huawei Cloud, and Rise Union. 817 ⭐️ Site; GitHub.

3. Sermant — a proxyless service mesh based on Java bytecode enhancement technology.
Originated in 2021. Written in Java. Sponsored by Huawei. 1214 ⭐️ Site; GitHub.

4. youki — an implementation of container runtime (OCI runtime-spec) in Rust.
Originated in 2021. Written in Rust. Sponsored by Microsoft, Docker, and Red Hat. 6267 ⭐️ Site; GitHub.

5. OpenEBS — a container-native storage platform for stateful persistent applications on Kubernetes. This project has been a Sandbox project since 2019, but then moved to the archive in Feb 2024; now it’s in Sandbox again.
Originated in 2017, Written in Go. Sponsored by DataCore. 8949 ⭐️ Site; GitHub.

6. KAITO — an operator that automates the AI/ML model inference or tuning workload in Kubernetes.
Originated in 2023. Written in Go. Sponsored by Microsoft. 416 ⭐️ GitHub.

7. Kmesh — a high-performance and low overhead service mesh data plane based on eBPF and programmable kernel.
Originated in 2023. Written in Go and C. Sponsored by Huawei. 450 ⭐️ Site; GitHub.

8. OVN-Kubernetes — a robust networking solution for Kubernetes clusters with Open Virtual Networking and Open vSwitch at its core.
Originated in 2016. Written in Go. Sponsored by Red Hat and NVIDIA. 825 ⭐️ Site; GitHub.

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