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* Open to all Platinum and Gold End User Members
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* Leveraging CNCF’s [Online Programs](https://github.com/cncf/foundation/blob/master/online-programs-guidelines.md) to showcase a case study webinar or submit a pre-recorded video case study for our YouTube channels
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* Open to all CNCF members
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* Participate in the [End User Lounge livestream](https://www.cncf.io/blog/2021/04/22/introducing-the-cncf-end-user-lounge-exclusive-live-streams-for-end-user-organizations/) - a program that offers exclusive live streams for end users to showcase how they navigate the cloud native ecosystem
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* Open to all End User Members
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## Written Case Study ##
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### Who can be featured in a case study? ###
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Case studies feature organizations working with CNCF incubating or graduated projects. If you are a CNCF member (companies that build and sell cloud native solutions to external organizations) and have customers with interesting use cases, you can suggest them for a case study. The resulting case study would be about your customer’s use case, and we would also be able to include some details about how you helped with the implementation.
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Case studies feature organizations working with CNCF incubating or graduated projects. If you are a CNCF member (companies that build and sell cloud native solutions to external organizations) and have customers with interesting use cases, you can suggest them for a case study. The resulting case study would be about your customer’s use case, and we would also be able to include some details about how you helped with the implementation.
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As a rule, case studies feature:
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* CNCF End Users (Companies that use cloud native technologies internally, but do not sell any cloud native services externally)
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* Organizations working with CNCF incubating or graduated projects
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All case studies must demonstrate at least one tangible business impact of CNCF incubating or graduated projects.
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Examples from published case studies include:
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*60% of maintenance time saved for private image central repository - [JD.com and Harbor](https://www.cncf.io/case-studies/jdcom-harbor)
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*Able to release 10x a day, instead of every quarter - [Vodafone and Kubernetes](https://www.cncf.io/case-studies/vodafone/)
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*With 4,000 pods, 200 nodes, and 80,000 builds per month, adidas is now running 40% of its most critical, impactful systems on its cloud native platform. - [Adidas, Kubernetes and Prometheus](https://www.cncf.io/case-studies/adidas/)
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All case studies must demonstrate at least one tangible business impact of CNCF incubating or graduated projects.
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Examples from recently published case studies include:
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*698,000 issues discovered since start of project - [Grafana Security](https://www.cncf.io/case-studies/grafana/)
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*4 million customer transactions/day- [Post Finance](https://www.cncf.io/case-studies/postfinance/)
To empower our fast-growing end user community to tell their stories, case studies follow a self-service partnership model - leveraging internal knowledge and expediting the sign-off process, with editorial support and guidance provided by the CNCF.
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The self-service partnership follows a five-step process:
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**1. Proposal**
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* End users submit a [case study proposal](https://forms.gle/3rexeb56aDuYNMga8)
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**2. Review**
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*casestudies@cncf.io team reviews proposal within 20 working days
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*[marketing@cncf.io]([email protected]) team reviews proposal within 20 working days
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* If the proposal meets the criteria, the end user is sent a [case study pack](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a19vzDM7EZtAvBbJnkTeSVbvDp4z5Kex/view?usp=sharing)
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* If the proposal doesn’t meet the criteria, the casestudies@cncf.io team will provide feedback and the end user is invited to resubmit
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* If the proposal doesn’t meet the criteria, the [marketing@cncf.io]([email protected]) team will provide feedback and the end user is invited to resubmit
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**3. Creation**
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**5. Publishing**
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* CNCF prepares the case study for publication
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*End user will receive a preview link, to view the case study before it goes live. This is an opportunity for final tweaks, but not to add further information.
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*Generally case studies are published within 30 days but the timeframe can vary. The case study team will communicate potential publication dates and/or changes to those dates
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* Case study is published to <https://cncf.io/case-studies>
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* Promotion cycle begins
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### Sample Case Study: Spotify ###
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An Early Adopter of Containers, [Spotify Is Migrating from Homegrown Orchestration to Kubernetes](https://www.cncf.io/case-study/spotify/)
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An early adopter of microservices and Docker, Spotify had containerized microservices running across its fleet of VMs with a homegrown container orchestration system.
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Kubernetes was a nice compliment to their homegrown system, so the migration to Kubernetes and other CNCF projects went smoothly. Spotify is using Kubernetes, Envoy, and gRPC.
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* CPU utilization improved 2-3x
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* Services creation went from an hour to seconds or minutes
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* Spotify has thousands of microservices in production, 150+ running on Kubernetes.
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### Promotion ###
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Case studies are published on [cncf.io](https://www.cncf.io/newsroom/case-studies/), feature in rotating hero images on the cncf.io homepage, and, in some cases, features on specific project websites.
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CNCF markets the case studies online, through social media, blog promotion, and the CNCF newsletter. In some cases, the case study will be shared via the project Twitter account. End users are encouraged to leverage CNCF’s numerous marketing channels to amplify their case study. We ask that you share the case study on your platforms as well.
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### To get started ###
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Propose a case study and send it to the team directly with [this form](https://forms.gle/3rexeb56aDuYNMga8)
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CNCF markets the case studies online, through social media, blog promotion, and the CNCF newsletter. In some cases, the case study will be shared via social media. End users are encouraged to leverage CNCF’s numerous marketing channels to amplify their case study. We ask that you share the case study on your platforms as well
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### Summary ###
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If you have any questions or feedback about the Written Case Study program, please email [email protected].
### Who can be featured in an end user journey report? ###
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End User Journey Reports are comprehensive deep-dives, demonstrating how organizations have grown as cloud native technology leaders. EUJRs are open to CNCF Platinum and Gold End User Members who have developed mature cloud native systems. Participants are leaders in their field and want to use their position to inspire and educate others.
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End User Journey Reports are comprehensive deep-dives, demonstrating how organizations have grown as cloud native technology leaders. EUJRs are open to CNCF Platinum and Gold End User Members who have developed mature cloud native systems. Participants are leaders in their field and want to use their position to inspire and educate others.
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### End User Journey Report Process ###
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### End User Journey Report Submission Process ###
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EUJRs are managed, written and produced by CNCF, in close collaboration with End User Members.
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End User Journey Reports are managed, written and produced by CNCF, in close collaboration with End User Members.
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Participants will need to:
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* Complete initial proposal which covers:
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* How long have you been using CNCF projects?
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* Which projects do you use?
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* Has your organization contributed to a project/donated a project?
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* Do employees of your organization take an active role in CNCF -- for example, chairing committees, or speaking at KubeCon-CloudNativeCon?
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**1. Proposal**
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* To participate in an End User Journey Report, submit a [proposal](https://forms.gle/y2wqydF1hVGBRXGEA)
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* Complete initial proposal which covers:
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* How long have you been using CNCF projects?
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* Which projects do you use?
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* Has your organization contributed to a project/donated a project?
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* Do employees of your organization take an active role in CNCF -- for example, chairing committees, or speaking at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon?
* If the proposal meets the criteria, the marketing team reaches out to set up an interview
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* If the proposal doesn’t meet the criteria, the [[email protected]]([email protected]) team will provide feedback and the end user is invited to resubmit
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**3. Creation**
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* Nominate 1-2 employees to take part in an hour-long interview
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* Possibly take part in a follow-up interviews to fact-check and clarify information
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* CNCF writes end user journey report
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**4. Editing**
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* Take part in a follow-up interviews to fact-check and clarify information
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* Approve written content
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* Approve final designed content
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### Sample End User Journey Report: Spotify ###
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**5. Publishing**
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* CNCF prepares the end user journey report for publication
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* Generally end user journey reports are published within 30 days but the timeframe can vary. The case study team will communicate potential publication dates and/or changes to those dates
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* Case study is published to <[https://cncf.io/reports](https://www.cncf.io/reports?_sft_lf-report-type=end-user-journey)>
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* Promotion cycle begins
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**Coming soon!**
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**Sample End User Journey Report:[Adobe](https://www.cncf.io/reports/adobe-end-user-journey-report/)**
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### Promotion ###
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End User Journey Reports are published on cncf.io and marketed through social media, blog promotion, and the CNCF newsletter. Participating End Users may be asked to join media interviews or speaking opportunities with CNCF leaders.
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End users are encouraged to leverage CNCF’s numerous marketing channels to amplify their End User Journey Report. We ask that you share the report on your platforms as well.
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To participate in an End User Journey Report, submit a [proposal](https://forms.gle/y2wqydF1hVGBRXGEA)
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End User Journey Reports are published on [cncf.io](cncf.io) and marketed through social media, blog promotion, and the CNCF newsletter. Participating End Users may be asked to join media interviews or speaking opportunities with CNCF leaders. End users are encouraged to leverage CNCF’s numerous marketing channels to amplify their End User Journey Report. We ask that you share the report on your platforms as well.
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### Summary ###
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If you have any questions or feedback about the End User Journey Report program, please email casestudies@cncf.io.
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If you have any questions or feedback about the End User Journey Report program, please email [marketing@cncf.io]([email protected]).
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