Radar Reports
The CNCF Technology Radar is a series of survey-based reports on cloud native technology adoption, produced with SlashData. Below is every published Radar report, newest first, with a brief description and a link to the full report.
Mirrored from cncf.io/reports on September 24, 2026.
The State of Cloud Native Development in China Report
September 7, 2026
Survey-based look at China's cloud native ecosystem — an estimated 1.75M cloud native developers, including 400K working on cloud native AI — and how cloud native infrastructure supports AI teams moving from experimentation to production inference.
The CNCF Technology Radar Report: Workflow Orchestration, App Delivery and Security & Policy Management
March 23, 2026
Survey of 400+ developers on which workflow orchestration, application delivery, and security & policy management tools are most trusted for maturity, usefulness, and reliability, and how they're moving from experimentation to production.
CNCF Tech Radar
November 11, 2025
Survey of 300+ developers on which AI inference engines, ML orchestration frameworks, and agentic AI platforms are leading adoption in cloud native environments, and why.
Tech Radar: Observability Technologies & API Management and Dev Experience
March 27, 2025
Survey of 320+ cloud native developers (Q1 2025) on their experience with observability technologies and with developer-experience and API-management platform tools.
CNCF Technology Landscape Radar – Japanese translation
November 14, 2024
Japanese translation of the Q3 2024 CNCF Technology Landscape Radar covering multicluster application management and batch/AI/ML compute technologies.
CNCF Technology Landscape Radar
November 14, 2024
Q3 2024 survey of 300+ developers on the adoption and maturity of multicluster application management solutions and batch/AI/ML compute technologies, including tools like Argo CD, Cilium, Apache Airflow, and Kubeflow.
This list mirrors the Radar-type reports on
cncf.io/reports and is
regenerated daily by
scripts/collect-radar-reports.mjs
via the refresh-radar-reports scheduled workflow, which opens a PR with any
new or changed reports.