Azure/batch-shipyard 3.6.0 on GitHub

Federation support
Kata containers support: run containers on Linux compute nodes with a higher level of isolation through lightweight VMs
Per-job distributed scratch space support: create on-demand scratch space shared between tasks of a job
Allow installation and selection of multiple container runtimes along with a default container runtime for Docker invocations
Support for Standard SSD and Ultra SSD managed disks for RemoteFS clusters
Task and node count commands: jobs tasks counts and pool nodes counts
Pre-built binary for the CLI for MacOS
CUDA 10 support for NC/ND series VMs
Support for Ubuntu 18.04 and CentOS 7.5
Batch Shipyard site extension on nuget.org has been restored

Debian 8 host OS support dropped
The premium property under remote_fs:managed_disks has been replaced with sku
The Singularity container runtime is no longer installed by default

Please see the Change Log for a full list of changes for each release.