Updated with an ADOPTERS.md

[rjsadow]

Added a simple ADOPTERS.md with some placeholders for companies that have been interested in adoption of hydrophone.

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[rjsadow]

@smira I've included talos as a placeholder adopter, has talos gone further down the road of adopting Hydrophone? If so, would you be willing to provide a short description of talos for this document?

@xrstf I've included kubermatic as well. Same for you all, have you adopted Hydrophone and would you be willing to provide a short description of kubermatic for this document?

[smira]

@smira I've included talos as a placeholder adopter, has talos gone further down the road of adopting Hydrophone? If so, would you be willing to provide a short description of talos for this document?

Yes, sure, I will provide a description, and yes, we do use hydrophone to run Kubernetes conformance in an automated way via Talos CLI tool talosctl. Thank you for such a good project!

[xrstf]

Kubermatic uses Hydrophone to verify our product releases' compliance with the Kubernetes conformance program.

Do you need/want something longer/more detailled? We had no time yet to migrate our automation to hydrophone, but for the k8s-conformance certification we use Hydrophone (manually). Replacing sonobuoy is still in our backlog.

[rjsadow]

Hey @smira @xrstf, I'm moreso looking for a short blurb on the company or projects that use hydrophone as opposed to the actual implimentation of how you're using it. ref: https://github.com/containerd/containerd/blob/main/ADOPTERS.md

[smira]

sorry, sure:

 Talos Linux is Linux designed for Kubernetes – secure, immutable, and minimal. Talos Linux is using `hydrophone` to run Kubernetes end-to-end tests, including certified conformance tests.

[xrstf]

Kubermatic empowers organizations worldwide to fully automate their Kubernetes and cloud native operations across multi-cloud, edge and on-prem.

[xrstf]

/lgtm

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