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Announcing the Workload Conformance Working Group

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The Kubernetes community announced a Workload Conformance Working Group to create a shared standard for how workloads behave at runtime, seeking input from builders and operators to fill a gap left by existing cluster and AI conformance tests.

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  • •The Kubernetes community established a Workload Conformance Working Group to write a shared standard for runtime workload behavior.
  • •Input is needed from both workload builders and cluster operators to ensure the standard is correct.
  • •While Certified Kubernetes tests the cluster and AI Conformance tests AI workload capability, a standard for the workloads themselves was missing.
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