Kubernetes 1.3 released

1.3.0 is tagged, yes. The actual release (docs, release notes, etc) will happen early next week.

Wow, spooky coincidence - I discovered and installed this for the first time today! The docs could use some work, but generally pretty easy to get started.

Great to see an openstack provider's been added, too.

Not to get into a discussion regarding what constitutes a "Release" for any specific project, whether it's tagging, pushing, announcing[0], updating documentation, creating release notes, publish a release blog post and so on.

A final build of 1.3 was tagged with an accompanying changelog and announcement post. I found it weird that it had no more ceremony, nor any prior submission on hn, and as it had been announced through the kubernetes-announce mailing list for 17 hours, I figured its existence would be interesting to the community, so I submitted it in good faith.

In any case, kudos to everybody working on it and congratulations on the release, whether it's this week or the next.

[0]: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/kubernetes-announce/...

Now if only a native Azure provider was developed it would be excellent...

We (Google) are :-)

Otherwise, there's a list at http://kubernetes.io/community/, including: New York Times, eBay, Wikimedia Foundation, Box, Soundcloud, Viacom, and Goldman Sachs, to name a few.