Release 2022-05-08
This release is rolling out to all regions - estimated time for completed roll out is 2022-05-21 for public cloud and 2022-05-24 for sovereign clouds.
Announcements
- From Kubernetes 1.23, containerd will be the default container runtime for Windows node pools. Docker support will be deprecated in Kubernetes 1.24. You are advised to test your workloads before Docker deprecation happens by following the documentation here.
- Starting with 1.24 the default format of clusterUser credential for AAD enabled clusters will be ‘exec’, which requires kubelogin binary in the execution PATH. If you are using Azure CLI, it will prompt users to download kubelogin. There will be no behavior change for non-AAD clusters, or AAD clusters whose version is older than 1.24. Existing downloaded kubeconfig will still work. We provide an optional query parameter ‘format’ when getting clusterUser credential to overwrite the default behavior change, you can explicitly specify format to ‘azure’ to get old format kubeconfig.
- Konnectivity rollout will continue in May 2022 and is expected to complete by end of May.
- Update your AKS labels to the recommended substitutions before deprecation after the Kubernetes v1.24 release. See more information on label deprecations and how to update your labels in the Use labels in an AKS cluster documentation.
Release notes
- Public preview
- Bug Fixes
- Fixes a bug with the AKS-EnableDualStack preview feature that would delete managed outbound IPv6 IPs if updating the cluster with a version of the API before the dual-stack parameters were added.
- A validation to prevent adding clusters to a subnet with a NAT Gateway without setting the appropriate outboundType was applied to updates as well as creates, preventing changes to clusters in this situation. The validation has been removed from update calls.
- Component Updates
- Azure File CSI driver has been updated to v1.6.
- AKS Ubuntu 18.04 image updated to AKSUbuntu-1804-2022.05.04.