- Run make update-website-content to update header and footer
Changes and Releases
Updates on Giant Swarm workload cluster releases, apps, UI improvements and documentation changes.
Fixed
- Fix broken links in documentation.
- Don’t remove the
crd-installjob when the job fails, so that we can investigate.
Fixed
- Fix broken links in documentation.
- Don’t remove the
crd-installjob when the job fails, so that we can investigate.
Changes
- Update cluster creation message for GCP (Google Cloud Platform) to better reflect actual cluster creation duration; by @kuosandys in https://github.com/giantswarm/happa/pull/3856
- Internal changes towards supporting Cluster API provider AWS, including an improvement on displaying installed apps
Full Changelog: https://github.com/giantswarm/happa/compare/v1.52.6...v1.52.7
Updated
- Upgrade container image for agent from 7.38.2 to 7.40.0 (changelog)
- Upgrade container image for cluster-agent from 1.22.0 to 7.40.0 (changelog). Note: Despite the major version change, no breaking changes are stated by Datadog. The major version change is due to aligning the versioning of agent and cluster-agent with version 7.39.0.
- Add highlights for 3 November 2022 (#1606)
- Internal change: use newest hugo base image (#1610)
Highlights for the week ending November 3, 2022
Management API
As a cluster admin, you now have the ability to view logs from all pods on the management clusters, enabling an additional degree of self-service towards debugging deployments that may be failing for reasons which are not clear from the resource status field. These logs can be accessed via the
kubectl logscommand.Apps
- flux-app v0.17.0 updates Flux toolkit to v0.36.0, which includes a fix that reduces kustomize-controller’s memory usage by 90%. It contains no breaking changes.
- k8s-dns-node-cache-appv1.0.0 is promoted to the Giant Swarm catalog together with the latest updates of app components.
Documentation
In our changes and releases section, you will from now on find information on changes to cluster apps, starting with AWS, GCP, and OpenStack.