It has been a busy few months since the KubeCon EU 2026 recap. Six large platforms shipped feature flag services supporting OpenFeature, more vendors joined the ecosystem, the Technical Committee grew, and we shipped the largest specification release in over two years.
KubeCon EU 2026 in Amsterdam is in the books. We had a great week. Well-attended sessions, busy booth conversations, a party on a boat that never left the dock, and a series of focused in-person discussions on the future of the project. Here's a summary of the week.
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2026 kicks off next week in Amsterdam, March 23-26, and the OpenFeature community will be there in force. Whether you're looking to catch a talk, chat with maintainers at our booth, or join us for evening drinks, here's everything you need to know.
The 2026 OpenFeature Governance Board elections have concluded, and we're pleased to announce the four members joining the board for the 2026-2028 term: three new members and one re-elected member. These individuals have been active contributors to the OpenFeature community and bring a range of perspectives from across the feature flagging ecosystem.
What an incredible week! KubeCon North America 2025 has officially finished up, and we're still reflecting on all the energy, conversations, and sessions. If you couldn't make it, don't worry, we've got you covered with all the highlights as well as some exciting news...
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2025 is just around the corner! Hosted in Atlanta, Georgia, from November 10-13, this year’s event is packed with exciting sessions and discussions. Again among the highlights is the OpenFeature Summit, a co-located event dedicated to feature flagging and progressive delivery.
I’m excited to share this collaborative guide from Flagsmith (featuring insights from OpenFeature & eBay) on how to scale feature flags while fighting vendor lock-in!
Hello from the OpenFeature community! This post wraps up KubeCon EU 2025 and The OpenFeature Summit.
We're excited to announce that Sentry has released OpenFeature Hooks for JavaScript and Python, enabling developers to track feature flag evaluations directly in their error monitoring and performance tracking.
We are happy to share the news that Vercel's new open-source Flags SDK for Next.js and SvelteKit has shipped with a native OpenFeature Adapter.