k3s-io/k3s v1.19.2+k3s1

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This release upgrades to Kubernetes version v1.19.2 For a list of all issues addressed in this release, you can review the GitHub milestone.

With this release, the following versions are latest and stable. For more information on what this means, review our release channel documentation.

Features and Enhancements

To view a list of v1.19 features and enhancements please see the v1.19.1+k3s1 release notes

Known Issues

We've been working through issues in our experimental SELinux support in order to promote it to stable. We expect to promote it (as well as support for CentOS and RHEL 8.x) in a future v1.19 release. Currently, we've identified a few known issues in in this area:

• Unable to run Envoy proxy with SELinux enforcing #2240
• Upgrades of systems that have SELinux support turned on will not function correctly unless additional steps are taken:
  • The K3s executable will have an incorrect context label after upgrade, see #2263 for the workaround.
  • Enablement of SELinux in embedded containerd is no longer automatic. Prior to the v1.19 release line, K3s would auto-detect whether SELinux MCS label support should be enabled. You must now explicitly turn it on by supplying the --selinux flag. Because of this change, the --disable-selinux flag has been deprecated (and it is an error to specify both). See the docs for details.

Embedded Component Versions

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