Software Development

Kubernetes v1.36, releasing April 22, brings accelerated SELinux volume labelling to GA, expands Dynamic Resource Allocation for AI hardware, and permanently removes the insecure gitRepo volume driver.

Forgejo 15.0 lands as the project's new LTS release with repository-scoped access tokens, reusable workflow expansion, OpenID Connect support, and ephemeral runners.

Oracle has made the Karpenter Provider for OCI generally available, giving OKE users a more flexible way to scale Kubernetes worker nodes.

Rust 1.95 lands with a new `cfg_select!` macro, `if let` guards in `match`, stabilized APIs, and a stricter stance on custom target JSON on stable.

Cursor's April 2 release shifts the product toward multi-agent orchestration, with cloud-local handoff, review artifacts, and a plugin marketplace.

The new public-preview command installs, pins, updates, and publishes portable skills for Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Antigravity — with git-backed provenance and an explicit prompt-injection warning.

Raspberry Pi OS 6.2 tightens security by requiring a password for sudo commands on new installations and replaces PulseAudio with PipeWire across the desktop stack.

Microsoft's third .NET 11 preview brings the first in-SDK drop of C# 15 union types, Zstandard support in ASP.NET Core, and cryptographically signed container images.

The CNCF expanded its Kubernetes AI Conformance program from 18 to 31 certified platforms while introducing new requirements for disaggregated inference, high-performance networking, and agentic workload support.

Etsy has finished migrating its proprietary 1,000-shard MySQL infrastructure to Vitess after five years, 2,500 pull requests, and 6,000 query rewrites, eliminating a single point of failure while preserving its existing data layout through custom vindexes.

The Servo project publishes its first crates.io release, making the Rust-native browser engine available as an embeddable library with a WebView API and a six-month LTS cycle.

The CNCF incubating project's latest release adds a multi-hypervisor backend, Intel TDX attestation for confidential computing, and PCIe NUMA topology awareness for AI workloads, while scaling its test framework to 8,000 virtual machines.