1) HA for master components is actually supported already, albeit with some additional work required at cluster setup. See http://kubernetes.io/docs/admin/high-availability/ . There's some ongoing work to automate that, but it's not at the top of our priority list, based on user feedback we've received.
2) It's not clear exactly what multi-zone support you're looking for w.r.t. persistent volumes. Right now pods with attached persistent volumes are scheduled into the zone where the volume exists. There is an undesirable limitation that it's not possible to create these volumes in zones other than where the master exists, and that's something near the top of our priority list to fix soon. Is there anything else you're looking for here?
3) It's not clear to me what you're asking here. Are you referring to federating multiple Kubernetes clusters together? In 1.3 we plan to release some aspects of that (multi-cluster GUI, multi-cluster command line tools, multi-cluster services etc).
1) Yes, hopefully in 1.3. I believe all the components are there today, but I'm hoping we'll put together an official HA configuration.
2) It's in 1.2 :-) If you use PersistentVolumes, they will also be tagged with the zone of the volume on AWS & GCE, and there's a scheduler predicate which will enforce the AWS/GCE restrictions that volumes must be mounted in the same AZ: http://kubernetes.io/docs/admin/multiple-zones/
3) I think you mean the full federation between multiple clusters ("Ubernetes")? Yes, work on that is ongoing - this multizone support is a simpler subset of functionality that we carved off.
2) It's not clear exactly what multi-zone support you're looking for w.r.t. persistent volumes. Right now pods with attached persistent volumes are scheduled into the zone where the volume exists. There is an undesirable limitation that it's not possible to create these volumes in zones other than where the master exists, and that's something near the top of our priority list to fix soon. Is there anything else you're looking for here?
3) It's not clear to me what you're asking here. Are you referring to federating multiple Kubernetes clusters together? In 1.3 we plan to release some aspects of that (multi-cluster GUI, multi-cluster command line tools, multi-cluster services etc).