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TAG Infrastructure

TAG Infrastructure develops and promotes practices, standards, and assessments for core cloud native infrastructure areas, enabling systems, applications, and architectures that are scalable, resilient, secure, and performant.

Mission Statement

Data, Storage, Network, DNS, Compute, Service Mesh, Infrastructure-as-Code, Edge, Sovereignty, Load Balancing

Leadership

Chairs

NameGitHubOrganizationTerm
Dylan Page@GenPage-2025-07-01 to 2027-06-30
Kashif Khan@kashifest-2025-07-01 to 2027-06-30
Xing Yang@xing-yang-2025-07-01 to 2026-06-30

Tech Leads

NameGitHubOrganizationTerm
Alexa Griffith@alexagriffith-2025-07-02 to 2027-06-30
Antonio Ojea@aojea-2025-07-02 to 2027-06-30
Bruno Schaatsbergen@bschaatsbergen-2025-07-02 to 2026-06-30
Nicholas Jackson@nicholasjackson-2025-07-02 to 2026-06-30
Zhonghu Xu@hzxuzhonghu-2025-07-02 to 2027-06-30

TOC Liaisons

Meetings

TAG Infrastructure Meetings

All meetings are open to the public. No registration required - simply join the meeting from the calendar link.

Communication Channels

Slack

Join the CNCF Slack workspace and connect with the TAG:

Mailing List

Focus Areas

TAG Infrastructure works on several key infrastructure domains:

Data & Storage

  • Persistent storage solutions for cloud native applications
  • Data management patterns and best practices
  • Storage orchestration and automation
  • Backup and disaster recovery

Networking

  • Container networking models
  • Service mesh architectures
  • Network policies and security
  • DNS and service discovery
  • Load balancing strategies

Compute

  • Container runtime standards
  • Orchestration platforms
  • Serverless computing patterns
  • Edge computing architectures

Infrastructure-as-Code

  • Infrastructure provisioning patterns
  • Configuration management
  • GitOps workflows
  • Policy-as-code

Service Mesh

  • Service mesh selection and comparison
  • Implementation patterns
  • Integration with existing infrastructure
  • Performance optimization

Edge & Sovereignty

  • Edge computing architectures
  • Data sovereignty requirements
  • Distributed infrastructure management
  • Hybrid and multi-cloud patterns

Subprojects

Initiatives

View current and past initiatives:

Getting Involved

We welcome contributions from anyone interested in cloud native infrastructure:

Attend Meetings

Join our regular meetings to hear about ongoing work and participate in discussions. Check the meeting calendar for details.

Contribute to Initiatives

Browse active initiatives and volunteer to help with specific deliverables.

Share Your Experience

  • Present infrastructure use cases or lessons learned at TAG meetings
  • Write blog posts about infrastructure patterns and practices
  • Contribute to white papers and best practices documents

Join the Conversation

Resources