KubeSphere

@KubeSphere

Enterprise-ready Kubernetes platform for production at scale.
Multi-cluster. Multi-cloud. DevOps simplified. 🚀

kubesphere.io Joined April 2018

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Latest posts 5

Kubernetes v1.36 “Haru” has arrived 🌸

At KubeSphere, we’re already:
🔍 Validating compatibility
⚠️ Evaluating breaking changes
From User Namespaces to OCI Volumes — this release brings real production value.
👉 Our full analysis: [bit.ly/4cwGxTi]
#Kubernetes

kubesphere.medium.com Kubernetes v1.36 “Haru” Is Here: Spring Returns, Growth Begins, and Stability Takes Center Stage In April across the Northern Hemisphere, mountains begin to wake and cherry blossoms still linger. At this time of renewal, the Kubernetes…

KubeSphere @KubeSphere Apr 14

Kubernetes v1.36 is on the horizon.

In this week’s cloud native roundup:
Istio 1.29.2 brings security and stability fixes
Argo CD continues improving diff and cache consistency
Read the full roundup from KubeSphere:
bit.ly/425dGPD
#Kubernetes #CloudNative #KubeSphere

kubesphere.medium.com Cloud Native Weekly: A Look Ahead to Kubernetes v1.36 Cloud Native Highlights

KubeSphere @KubeSphere Apr 9

🚀 KubeSphere Skills is now live!
Tired of your AI giving generic kubectl commands when you ask about KubeSphere?
16 skill packages. Multi-cluster. DevOps pipelines. Observability stack.

#KubeSphere #AI #Kubernetes #DevOps #OpenClaw

bit.ly/4bYQlFd

kubesphere.io KubeSphere Skills Officially Released: Making OpenClaw Truly Understand KubeSphere KubeSphere Skills includes 16 skill packages covering the core platform, DevOps workflows, and the observability stack.

KubeSphere @KubeSphere Mar 19

Kubernetes 1.36 is coming on April 22.😀
We also rounded up Kubewarden 1.31, NVIDIA AI Cluster Runtime, Kubernetes AIOps, and open source projects to watch.
What matters most to you in 2026: AI infra, observability, or security?
bit.ly/4suS1Mg
#Kubernetes #CloudNative

kubesphere.medium.com Cloud Native Weekly: Kubernetes 1.36 Is Coming Cloud Native Highlights

KubeSphere @KubeSphere Mar 13

Managing Kubernetes still feels messy in 2026.

YAML everywhere.
Tool sprawl (Helm, GitOps, Terraform…).
Layers on top of layers.
Are we simplifying Kubernetes — or just hiding the complexity?
bit.ly/4djrBsc
#Kubernetes #DevOps

kubesphere.medium.com Why managing Kubernetes still feels broken in 2026 I’ve been working with Kubernetes for a while now, and despite how powerful the ecosystem has become, I can’t shake the feeling that…