OpenShift Commons Briefing #112: Kubernetes 1.9 Release Update with Derek Carr (Red Hat)

5 janvier 2018Diane Mueller2 minutes (temps de lecture)

OpenShift Commons Briefing Summary

In this briefing, Red Hat’s Derek Carr talks us through the recent Kubernetes 1.9 release features and functions and reviews what is in the works for release 1.10. The briefing is a great guide to the 1.9 Release which went out the door at the very end of 2017. The 1.9 release had a strong focus on fixing bugs, maturing existing features to beta or stable. For Kubernetes 1.9, "Stability" is a key feature with an emphasis on refining, polishing, scale, and tightening up production matters.

While it was a shorter release as it came at the end of the year, Release 1.9 had some amazing community contribution stats:

6000+ pull requests merged across org
75,000+ comments
Focus on fixes, targeted feature enhancements
~18 features across 29 SIGs and 5 WG

Access the slides from this presentation: OpenShift Commons Briefing on Kubernetes Release 1.9 Slides.

Find the latest Kubernetes 1.9 Documentation: https://kubernetes.io/docs/home/.

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