Kubernetes 1.36, codenamed Haru (spring, clear skies), shipped on April 22, 2026. With 70 enhancements across the board — 18
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Kubernetes v1.36, codenamed Haru, just dropped, and it’s one of the most significant releases in recent memory. After years of
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