Jimmy Song, Tetrate developer advocate, Founder of Cloud Native Community (China), and CNCF Ambassador. With over a decade of experience in software development, architectural design, and community management, he has worked at iFlytek, TalkingData, and Ant Group.

Publications

Jimmy Song has published several books since 2017. See the book page for details.

Copyright

• In-Depth Understanding of Istio, Cloud Native Community (China), 2022.06
• Future Architecture - From SOA to Cloud Native, Zhang Liang, Wu Sheng, Ao Xiaojian, Song Jingchao, 2019.04

Translation

• Cloud Native Go - Build cloud-native web applications and microservices based on Go and React, 2017.08
• Cloud Native Python - Build cloud native applications with Python and React, 2018.07
• Cloud Native Java - Build cloud native applications with Java, 2018.07
• Cloud Native Patterns, 2020.08
• Quarkus Cookbook, 2021.03
• Istio in Action, 2023.07

Focused domains

He mainly focuses on cloud native fields, including containers, microservices, service mesh, serverless and other technologies, and is keen to participate in open source software and open source communities.

Community

Jimmy Song is the founder of ServiceMesher and Cloud Native Community (China), China open source pioneer 2021.

ServiceMesher Community

ServiceMesher community by a group with the same values and ideals of volunteers co-sponsored, was established in April 2018. The mission of the ServiceMesher community is to disseminate Service Mesh technology, build an open source culture, strengthen industry communication, and promote the landing of Service Mesh in the enterprise.

Cloud Native Community

Cloud Native Community was founded on May 12, 2020, by Jimmy and his friends. It is an open source community with technology and passion. It was founded spontaneously by industry elites who love open source and uphold the principle of ‘consensus, co-governance, co-construction and sharing.’ The aim of the community is connection, neutral, and open source. We are based in China, facing the world, enterprise neutrality, focusing on open source, and giving feedback to open source.