Current Series Release Notes¶

10.0.0.0rc1-61¶

The default 10 seconds health polling interval is too frequent for most of the cases. Now it has been changed to 60s. A new config health_polling_interval is supported to make the interval configurable. Cloud admin can totally disable the health polling by set a negative value for the config.

Add a new label named master_lb_allowed_cidrs to control the IP ranges which can access the k8s API and etcd load balancers of master. To get this feature, the minimum version of Heat is stable/ussuri and minimum version of Octavia is stable/train.

A new boolean flag is introduced in the CLuster and Nodegroup create API calls. Using this flag, users can override label values when clusters or nodegroups are created without having to specify all the inherited values. To do that, users have to specify the labels with their new values and use the flag –merge-labels. At the same time, three new fields are added in the cluster and nodegroup show outputs, showing the differences between the actual and the iherited labels.

Magnum now cascade deletes all the load balancers before deleting the cluster, not only including load balancers for the cluster services and ingresses, but also those for Kubernetes API/etcd endpoints.

Support Helm v3 client to install helm charts. To use this feature, users will need to use helm_client_tag>=v3.0.0 (default helm_client_tag=v3.2.1). All the existing chart used to depend on Helm v2, e.g. nginx ingress controller, metrics server, prometheus operator and prometheus adapter are now also installable using v3 client. Also introduce helm_client_sha256 and helm_client_url that users can specify to install non-default helm client version (https://github.com/helm/helm/releases).

Cloud admin user now can do rolling upgrade on behalf of end user so as to do urgent security patching when it’s necessary.

If it’s still preferred to have 10s health polling interval for Kubernetes cluster. It can be set by config health_polling_interval under kubernetes section.

The default version of Kubernetes dashboard has been upgraded to v2.0.0 and metrics-server is supported by k8s dashboard now.

Default tiller_tag is set to v2.16.7. The charts remain compatible but helm_client_tag will also need to be set to the same value as tiller_tag, i.e. v2.16.7. In this case, the user will also need to provide helm_client_sha256 for the helm client binary intended for use.

Bumped prometheus-operator chart tag to 8.12.13. Added container_infra_prefix to missing prometheusOperator images.

Deprecate in-tree Cinder volume driver for removal in X cycle in favour of out-of-tree Cinder CSI plugin.

The devicemapper and overlay storage driver is deprecated in favor of overlay2 in docker, and will be removed in a future release from docker. Users of the devicemapper and overlay storage driver are recommended to migrate to a different storage driver, such as overlay2. overlay2 will be set as the default storage driver from Victoria cycle.

Fixes an edge case where when a cluster with additional nodegroups is patched with health_status and health_status_reason, it was leading to the default-worker nodegroup being resized.

Now the label fixed_network_cidr have been renamed with fixed_subnet_cidr. And it can be passed in and set correctly.

Fix an issue with private clusters getting stuck in CREATE_IN_PROGRESS status where floating_ip_enabled=True in the cluster template but this is disabled when the cluster is created.

There was a corner case that when floating_ip_enabled=False, master_lb_enabled=True,master_lb_floating_ip_enabled=False in cluster template, but setting floating_ip_enabled=True when creating the cluster, which causes missing IP address in the api_address of cluster. Now the isssue has been fixed.

Prometheus server now scrape metrics from traefik proxy. Prometheus server now scrape metrics from cluster autoscaler.

Scrape metrics from kube-{controller-manager,scheduler}. Disable PrometheusRule for etcd.