Changes since v22.10.0
- IMPORTANT: Kubernetes 1.26 is now supported in Trident. Please upgrade Trident prior to upgrading Kubernetes.
Fixes:
- Kubernetes: Added options to exclude Pod Security Policy creation to fix Trident installations via Helm (Issues #783, #794).
Enhancements
- Kubernetes: Added support for Kubernetes 1.26.
- Kubernetes: Improved overall Trident RBAC resource utilization (Issue #757).
- Kubernetes: Added automation to detect and fix broken or stale iSCSI sessions on host nodes.
- Kubernetes: Added support for expanding LUKS encrypted volumes.
- Kubernetes: Added credential rotation support for LUKS encrypted volumes.
- Added support for SMB volumes with Amazon FSx to the ontap-nas storage driver.
- Added support for NTFS permissions when using SMB volumes.
- Added support for storage pools for GCP volumes with CVS service level.
- Added support for optional use of
flexgroupAggregateListwhen creating FlexGroups with the ontap-nas-flexgroup storage driver. - Improved performance for the ontap-nas-economy storage driver when managing multiple FlexVols.
- Enabled dataLIF updates for all ONTAP NAS storage drivers.
- Updated the Trident Deployment and DaemonSet naming convention to reflect the host node OS.
Deprecations:
- Kubernetes: Updated minimum supported Kubernetes to 1.21.
- Data LIFs should no longer be specified when configuring ontap-san or ontap-san-economy drivers.