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2026년 8월 11일 · CNCF · 1분 읽기

Project reaches broad production adoption for transforming application source code into OCI-compliant container images across cloud environments SAN FRANCISCO — Aug. 11, 2026 — The Cloud Native Computing Foundation ® (CNCF®), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software, today announced the graduation of Cloud Native Buildpacks , an open source project that builds OCI-compliant container images directly from application source code. The graduation reflects the project’s maturity in production adoption, vendor-neutral governance and security practices.

Recent contribution data shows that well-known organizations such as Bloomberg LP and Heroku bySalesforce are not just users of the technology but active participants in its development, contributing code, reviews, and pull request activity across the project. The project’s upcoming roadmap centers on expanding support for OCI Artifacts, strengthening software bill of materials (SBOM) workflows and enhancing compatibility with next-generation workload formats, including WebAssembly.

“As organizations increasingly scale cloud native applications, automating secure and consistent build pipelines is critical for operational success,” said Chris Aniszczyk, CTO, CNCF. “Buildpacks’ graduation solidifies it as a fantastic tool to build standardized container images, providing the operational consistency required to manage and secure modern software supply chains for enterprises. We’re proud to celebrate this milestone with the Buildpacks community and the value it continues to bring to the broader cloud native ecosystem.

” As organizations continue to move software delivery into cloud native environments, they need consistent build workflows that reduce operational complexity. Cloud Native Buildpacks bridges application development and platform engineering by eliminating manual configuration files—automatically detecting languages like Java, Python, Go, Node. js, and Ruby to generate production-ready OCI images.