Fall component upgrades
As part of our regular upgrade cycle, the following Kubernetes cluster components have been updated. We’ve already rolled these out to all staging clusters. Production clusters will follow in the coming days.
More …As part of our regular upgrade cycle, the following Kubernetes cluster components have been updated. We’ve already rolled these out to all staging clusters. Production clusters will follow in the coming days.
More …We’re adding support for GPU node pools in AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service). GPU nodes are great for compute-intensive workloads such as graphics and visualization workloads, or machine-learning processes. Azure uses the NVIDIA device plugin to make the GPU capacity of a node available to Kubernetes workloads.
More …This is the first release of our Kubernetes Reference Solution for Azure AKS.
More …We have upgraded our Concourse setups to the latest version 6.7.1 (from version 6.6.0).
More …We use Velero for automated backups of Kubernetes resources. Although we were scraping backup-related metrics into Prometheus, we hadn’t defined any automated alerts in case of backup failures.
More …We have upgraded our Concourse setups to the latest version 6.6.0 (from version 6.5.1).
More …We have updated our Kubernetes based Vault setups to the latest version 1.5.4
in the past days.
As of today we offer the Vertical Pod Autoscaler as an optional component to your clusters.
More …We have identified a problem where our Concourse workers went unavailable. It turned out that the root EBS volume was filling up with logs too fast for the logrotation to take care of the archiving.
More …Next to your container logs, we now also ship Kubernetes events (kubectl get events -n <namespace>
) to Grafana Loki. You can query these via {app="eventrouter", namespace="<mynamespace>"}
.
We’ve updated all Teleport clusters and nodes to version 4.3.5. This is a major release, which includes a brand new UI. This should make Teleport in general easier to use, but more importantly the Audit Log is now also fully exposed through the UI.
More …We’ve added a Grafana dashboard called Overview
with a new dashboard that contains all relevant info from your cluster. We’ve made this dashboard the default for Grafana to replace the default home page of Grafana. This change will be rolled out during the next release.
We have upgraded our Concourse setups to the latest version 6.5.1 (from version 6.4.0).
More …We have updated our Kubernetes based Vault setups to the latest version 1.5.3
.
We’re happy to announce we now support NodeLocal DNSCache on our managed clusters for those that need the performance improvements it provides. This also resolves issues around conntrack tables filling up on some cluster’s nodes.
More …As part of our regular upgrade cycle, the following Kubernetes cluster components have been updated. We’ve already rolled these out to all staging clusters. Production clusters will follow in the coming days.
More …We have enabled the ServiceMonitor for External-DNS and added new alerts for it. You can find these alerts here.
As part of our ongoing security audits we noticed Nginx ingress’s server token of our Kubernetes clusters is enabled (which is the default configuration). This leads to exposing Nginx version in the HTTP headers. We have decided to disable it as recommended, no further actions are required from your side, we went ahead and already disabled it for all of the staging clusters, and production clusters will follow by the beginning of next week.
We have updated the following components on our Kubernetes clusters:
More …We have upgraded our Concourse setups to the latest version 6.4.0 (from version 6.2.0).
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