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This year’s first batch of Open Source projects accepted to the CNCF Sandbox has just arrived! Let’s welcome them:

1. Spin, a framework for building and running fast, secure, and composable cloud microservices with WebAssembly, and SpinKube, a platform for efficiently running containerless Spin-based Wasm applications on Kubernetes. See their Sandbox application issues for more details: [#116] [#90]

2. container2wasm, a tool to run containers on Wasm-enabled environments. [#123]

3. SlimFaas, a small proxy implementing simple FaaS (Function as a Service) in Kubernetes. [#119]

4. Tratteria, a Kubernetes-native framework designed to facilitate the adoption of TraTs (Transaction Tokens) in existing applications to secure their call chains. [#115]

5. k0s, a lightweight Kubernetes distribution with zero dependencies. [#125]

6. Runme Notebooks, a toolchain that turns Markdown into interactive, Cloud Native, runnable Notebook experiences for DevOps. [#127]

7. KubeFleet, a multi-cluster solution that enables users to manage their applications running in a fleet of Kubernetes clusters. [#307]

8. CloudNativePG, a Kubernetes-native database platform for PostgreSQL. [#128]

9. Podman Desktop, a user-friendly tool for developers to build, manage, and deploy containers and Kubernetes — all from the desktop. [#308]

10. Podman Container Tools, a set of tools (notably, Podman, Buildah, and Skopeo) to manage containers and images, volumes mounted into those containers, and pods made from groups of containers. [#309]

11. bootc, transactional, in-place operating system images and updates using OCI/Docker container images. [#310]

12. composefs, several underlying Linux kernel features to provide a flexible mechanism that supports read-only mountable filesystem trees, stacking on top of an underlying "lower" Linux filesystem. [#311]

In related news, CubeFS, a Cloud Native distributed storage system, became a CNCF Graduated project.

UPDATE: On January 26th, one more project was accepted:

13. Drasi, a data processing platform that tracks system logs and change feeds for specific events, evaluates them, and automatically reacts with relevant actions. [#296]

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