It’s undeniable that Kubernetes changed the Tech industry. It changed the way we build and deploy workloads. True there are still organizations out there doing it the old school way. But almost everyone is looking at containers and Kubernetes as a potential way forward. When Kubernetes was released a decade ago it was built to run APIs and backend. But things took a drastic shift with the emergence of AI, ML, Games, Edge... The community supported by various vendors worked hard on implementing new features to meet the requirements of these new use cases. And as we move forward in this new space of GenAI and with WebAssembly creeping up as a contender to containers. Kubernetes will play a key role in enabling people to build and run apps even faster. In this talk Abdel will reflect on what happened in the Kubernetes and Containers space in the last decade and what the future looks like for the project and the community as whole.