Kubernetes 1.34 drops on August 27, 2025, and it’s bringing KYAML—a smarter, stricter take on YAML. No more surprise type coercion or “why is this indented wrong?” bugs. Think of it as YAML that behaves.
kubectl gets a new trick too: -o kyaml. Use it to spit out manifests in KYAML format—easier to debug, harder to mess up.
Big picture: KYAML isn’t just a feature. It marks Kubernetes’ pivot toward domain-specific config that’s actually sane to work with. Less guesswork. More trust in your tooling.
