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Kubernetes 1.35: Deep dive into new alpha features

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16 new features introduced in K8s v1.35 include gang scheduling support, node-declared features mechanism, constrained impersonation, extended toleration operators for threshold-based placement, and many others. Discover how Kubernetes evolves! The post Kubernetes 1.35: Deep dive into new alpha features appeared first on Palark.
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