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Yea! The team at CoreOS is really excited about this release and the work that we have done as a community. If you are interested in some of the things that we
by philips 10y ago
Yea! The team at CoreOS is really excited about this release and the work that we have done as a community.
If you are interested in some of the things that we helped get into this release see our "preview" blog post from a few weeks ago, RBAC, rkt container engine, simpler install, and more: https://coreos.com/blog/kubernetes-v1.3-preview.html https://coreos.com/blog/kubernetes-v1.3-preview.html
- thockingoog 10y agoThe CoreOS team and technologies have been critical to getting Kubernetes going. Thanks, Brandon.
- philips 10y agoAt the risk of sounding like a mutual admiration society: Working with and learning from the folks in the community like Brian Grant, Dawn Chen, Joe Beda, Sarah Novotny, Brendan Burns, Daniel Smith, Mike Danese, Clayton Coleman, Eric Tune, Vish Kannan, David Oppenheimer, yourself Tim, and the hundreds of other folks in the community has been a great experience for me and the rest of the team at CoreOS. Can't wait to continue the success with v1.4!
- chrissnell 10y agoI can't imagine running Kubernetes without CoreOS. You guys make everything so easy for us (Revinate). Our systems infra workload for the CoreOS/Kubernetes cluster is a tiny fraction of what we spend on our Openstack gear.