Versions Used.

GIT

git switch -- command from 2.23 

Git Version : 2.27.0   // Command : git --version

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Docker

Here are some Docker versions along with their approximate release years, based on my knowledge up to September 2021:

  1. Docker 1.0 - Released in June 2014
  2. Docker 1.8 - Released in August 2015
  3. Docker 1.10 - Released in February 2016
  4. Docker 1.12 - Released in July 2016
  5. Docker 17.03 - Released in March 2017
  6. Docker 17.06 - Released in June 2017
  7. Docker 17.09 - Released in September 2017
  8. Docker 17.12 - Released in December 2017
  9. Docker 18.03 - Released in March 2018
  10. Docker 18.06 - Released in June 2018
  11. Docker 18.09 - Released in September 2018
  12. Docker 19.03 - Released in July 2019
  13. Docker 19.09 - Released in September 2019
  14. Docker 20.10 - Released in December 2020

Please note that these release dates are approximate, and there might have been minor or patch releases between the major versions. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on Docker versions and their release dates, I recommend checking the official Docker website or repositories.

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 ANSIBLE :

Here are some notable Ansible versions along with their approximate release years, based on my knowledge up to September 2021:

  1. Ansible 1.0 - Released in February 2012
  2. Ansible 1.5 - Released in April 2014
  3. Ansible 1.9 - Released in March 2015
  4. Ansible 2.0 - Released in January 2016
  5. Ansible 2.3 - Released in April 2017
  6. Ansible 2.4 - Released in October 2017
  7. Ansible 2.5 - Released in March 2018
  8. Ansible 2.6 - Released in July 2018
  9. Ansible 2.7 - Released in October 2018
  10. Ansible 2.8 - Released in June 2019
  11. Ansible 2.9 - Released in September 2019
  12. Ansible 2.10 - Released in August 2020

Please note that these release dates are approximate, and there might have been minor or patch releases between the major versions. Ansible is under active development, so newer versions have likely been released since my last knowledge update.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information on Ansible versions and their release dates, I recommend checking the official Ansible website or repositories.

 Kubernetes versions

  1. Kubernetes 1.0: Initial release (July 2015)
  2. Kubernetes 1.1 (October 2015)
  3. Kubernetes 1.2 (March 2016)
  4. Kubernetes 1.3 (July 2016)
  5. Kubernetes 1.4 (September 2016)
  6. Kubernetes 1.5 (January 2017)
  7. Kubernetes 1.6 (March 2017)
  8. Kubernetes 1.7 (June 2017)
  9. Kubernetes 1.8 (September 2017)
  10. Kubernetes 1.9 (December 2017)
  11. Kubernetes 1.10 (March 2018)
  12. Kubernetes 1.11 (June 2018)
  13. Kubernetes 1.12 (September 2018)
  14. Kubernetes 1.13 (December 2018)
  15. Kubernetes 1.14 (March 2019)
  16. Kubernetes 1.15 (June 2019)
  17. Kubernetes 1.16 (September 2019)
  18. Kubernetes 1.17 (December 2019)
  19. Kubernetes 1.18 (March 2020)
  20. Kubernetes 1.19 (August 2020)
  21. Kubernetes 1.20 (December 2020)
  22. Kubernetes 1.21 (April 2021)


    1.27 and 1.28 is the most latest one.

Please note that Kubernetes releases are frequent and ongoing, with new versions being released regularly. The above list includes some of the significant releases up until September 2021, and newer versions may have been released since then.

For the most up-to-date and detailed information about Kubernetes versions, features, and releases, I recommend referring to the official Kubernetes GitHub repository and documentation. Additionally, you can check the Kubernetes website or community resources for the latest information on Kubernetes releases.

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