October 10, 2013
Originally published on the CoreOS blog (archived copy) .
This etcd release, v0.1.2, is putting some final polish on the 0.1 series of releases. The big feature is a new dashboard designed to visualize the latency of the followers in the network and give you the ability to browse and edit the keyspace. Checkout this Youtube video for details.

This chart shows the latency of the cluster from the master's point of view

The key space browser lets you explore, modify, add and delete keys
And here is the the full list of changes:
/etcd/mod/dashboard/v1/stats/leader and /v1/stats/self endpoints/v1/keys accepts PUT and POST-cors flagWe will continue to merge bug fixes into the master branch for the 0.1 series. Most development work has shifted towards the 0.2 branch as we finalize the big pieces needed for the v2 API. This new API adds atomic sets based on index, improved handling of directories, and plenty of other fixes based on the communities feedback. We will have a pre-release version out soon so you can start working against the new API to make sure we get it right. All of the old clients should work too in the /v1/ namespace.
As always trying out etcd is as easy as downloading one of the binaries below and extracting it and then running:
./etcd
./etcdctl set hello-world "This is my first key"
./etcdctl get hello-world
Binary releases: OSX 64-bit, Linux amd64
GitHub repo: github.com/coreos/etcd
Thank you to all of the contributors in this release:
Andrew Hobden, AndyPook, Antonio Terreno, Brandon Philips, David Fisher, Deniz Adrian, Derek Chiang (Enchi Jiang), Diwaker Gupta, Evan, Fabrizio (Misto) Milo, Fatih Arslan, Geoff Hayes, Yifan Gu, Jose Plana, Michael Burns, Michael Marineau, Michael Stillwell, Rob Szumski, Roberto Aguilar, Theo Hultberg, Xiang Li, kelseyhightower