"The logo reimagines one of the series' most celebrated prints, Fine Wind, Clear Morning, also known as Red Fuji: the mountain lit red in a summer dawn, bare of snow after the long thaw."
"The name of the release - ハル (Haru) - is a sound in Japanese that carries many meanings; among those we hold closest are 春 (spring), 晴れ (hare, clear skies), and 遥か (haruka, far-off, distant)."
"At the foot of Fuji sit Stella and Nacho, two cats with the Kubernetes helm on their collars, standing in for the role of komainu, the paired lion-dog guardians that watch over Japanese shrines."
"Kubernetes v1.36 is, as always, held up by many hands, representing a very much larger set of paws: the SIGs and working groups, the maintainers and reviewers."
Kubernetes launched version 1.36, named 'Haru', with a logo designed by Natsuho Ide, inspired by Hokusai's artwork. The logo reimagines 'Red Fuji', symbolizing spring and clear skies. The name 'Haru' reflects various meanings, including spring and distant horizons. The logo features two cats, Stella and Nacho, representing guardians of Japanese shrines, symbolizing the collaborative effort of contributors, maintainers, and working groups behind Kubernetes. The release emphasizes community involvement and the collective effort in the development process.
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