https://score.dev/Recent content on ScoreHugoenSat, 21 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/engine-self-service-kubernetes-platform-with-score/Sat, 21 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/engine-self-service-kubernetes-platform-with-score/Recently, the Infrastructure team at Engine started a project that would change how every engineering team ships software. We were migrating dozens of services off a legacy container orchestration setup onto Kubernetes, and we had a choice to make: build another pile of bespoke tooling, or find an abstraction that could scale with us. The real problem wasn’t Kubernetes itself. It was everything around it. Deploying a new service took days, sometimes weeks, and almost none of that time was spent on application code.https://score.dev/blog/docker-sponsored-open-source-program/Tue, 17 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/docker-sponsored-open-source-program/As CNCF Maintainers of the Score project (CNCF Sandbox), we recently embarked on a journey to strengthen our security posture by participating in the Docker Sponsored Open Source Program. This post shares our experience, learnings, and the tangible security improvements we achieved. Our goal is to inspire others to take advantages of these security best practices by default for their own open source projects, under the CNCF umbrella and not only.https://score.dev/blog/score-at-kubecon-eu-2026-in-amsterdam/Sun, 01 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/score-at-kubecon-eu-2026-in-amsterdam/After three KubeCons: in Salt Lake City in 2024, in London in 2025 and most recently in Atlanta in 2025, Score will be very well represented in Amsterdam for its fourth KubeCon as CNCF Sandbox project. This year’s updates and community achievements mark another exciting milestone, and we’re eager to connect with the cloud-native community to showcase how Score is evolving. Here are four opportunities to hear more about Score and meet with its maintainers at this year’s KubeCon EU in Amsterdam in March 2026.https://score.dev/blog/score-at-kubecon-na-2025-in-atlanta/Thu, 06 Nov 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/score-at-kubecon-na-2025-in-atlanta/After KubeCon NA in Salt Lake City in 2024 and KubeCon EU in London in 2025, Score will be very well represented for its third KubeCon as CNCF Sandbox project in Atlanta. This year’s updates and community achievements mark another exciting milestone, and we’re eager to connect with the cloud-native community to showcase how Score is evolving. Here are three opportunities to hear more about Score and meet with maintainers and contributors at this year’s KubeCon NA in Atlanta in November 2025.https://score.dev/blog/score-examples-hub-announcement/Mon, 03 Nov 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/score-examples-hub-announcement/Hi, there! Tobi here, Tech Writer at Humanitec and Score contributor. 🎉 Today, Score is officially announcing the new Score Examples Hub! 🎉 One of the feedbacks we have been capturing is to show more concrete examples and use cases with Score. When we celebrated the first anniversary of Score as CNCF Sandbox a couple of months ago, we provided a sneak peek about this Score Examples Hub. Since then, we have been adding more examples of Score files, resource provisioners and patch templates.https://score.dev/blog/celebrating-1-year-as-cncf-sandbox/Mon, 07 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/celebrating-1-year-as-cncf-sandbox/🎉 Today, Score celebrates its first anniversary as CNCF Sandbox, time flies! 🎉 Wow! What a ride, nothing but fun, gratitude and great learnings! One of our key learning is that an open source project without its contributors and its community cannot go that far. We are very grateful for all the interactions and contributions with and by the Score community, solidifying the Score’s mission: Score is loved by developers because they can run the same workload on completely different technology stacks, without needing to be an expert in any one of them.https://score.dev/blog/kubecon-london-2025-trip-report/Sun, 06 Apr 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/kubecon-london-2025-trip-report/That’s a wrap! KubeCon EU 2025 in London was a blast. The Score project and its maintainers got a lot of opportunities to connect and collaborate with the community. We are so grateful for these opportunities and for what the CNCF does to help individuals and projects to connect and grow. Within its first year as CNCF Sandbox project, the sub-projects updates and the community achievements mark an exciting milestone for Score.https://score.dev/blog/score-at-kubecon-eu-in-london/Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/score-at-kubecon-eu-in-london/After KubeCon NA in Salt Lake City in 2024, Score will be very well represented for its second KubeCon as CNCF Sandbox project in London. This year’s updates and community achievements mark an exciting milestone, and we’re eager to connect with the cloud-native community to showcase how Score is evolving. Here are five opportunities to hear more about Score and meet with maintainers and contributors at this year’s KubeCon EU in London in April 2025.https://score.dev/blog/community-spotlight-score-flyio/Tue, 21 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/community-spotlight-score-flyio/The Score workload specification provides value by allowing cloud-native developers to define their applications using a simplified workload configuration and use a variety of Score implementations to deploy the application to a target environment without needing full understanding of the runtime themselves. Each Score implementation provides a mechanism for converting the workload specification into their target structure and provisioning outputs for each resource consumed by the workload. Fly.io is the latest container platform to have a brand new community-provided Score implementation in astromechza/score-flyio!https://score.dev/blog/score-journey-in-the-cncf-ecosystem/Fri, 08 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000https://score.dev/blog/score-journey-in-the-cncf-ecosystem/We’re excited to look back on our first few months as a CNCF sandbox project. This journey has been all about making connections, collaborating with the community and its working groups, and discovering where Score best fits in. Here’s a look at what we’ve learned, our main focus areas, and what’s next as we keep growing in the cloud-native space. Looking Back on Our First Few Months in the CNCF It’s almost 4 months ago now that Score joined the CNCF sandbox!