We're happy to announce a new KubeOne minor release — KubeOne 1.8! Please consult the changelog below, as well as, the following two documents before upgrading:
Changelog since v1.7.0
Urgent Upgrade Notes
(No, really, you MUST read this before you upgrade)
- Refactor example Terraform configs for Hetzner to randomly generate the private network subnet in order to support creating multiple KubeOne clusters (#3152, @xmudrii)
- The example Terraform configs for Azure have been migrated to use the Standard SKU for IP addresses. This is a breaking change for existing setups; in which case you should continue using your current SKU. Manual migration is possible by dissociating IP from the VM and LB, the migrating it, and assigning it back, however please consider all potential risks before doing this migration (#3149, @kron4eg)
- Credentials defined in the credentials file now have precedence over credentials defined via environment variables. This change is made to match the behavior that's already documented in the KubeOne docs. If you use both the credentials file and the environment variables, we recommend double-checking your credentials file to make sure the credentials are up to date, as those credentials will be applied on the next
kubeone applyrun (#2991, @kron4eg) - kured has been removed, you have to re-enable it back in form of
helmRelease(#3024, @kron4eg) - OSM: The latest Ubuntu 22.04 images on Azure have modified the configuration for
cloud-initand how it accesses its datasource in Azure, in a breaking way. If you're having an Azure cluster, it's required to refresh your machines with the latest provided OSPs to ensure that a system-wide package update doesn't result in broken machines. (#3172, @xrstf) - Support for Docker is removed;
containerRuntime.dockerbecame a no-op. (#3008, @kron4eg)
Checksums
SHA256 checksums can be found in the kubeone_1.8.0_checksums.txt file.