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Release summary
This release provides new features and enhancements to improve the user experience, fix reported issues, integrate changes from previous releases, and maintain compatibility and support for other packages used in Konvoy.
Fixes and Improvements
Upgrade Konvoy 1.8 with Multiple Availability Zones (Incident 9448)
With this patch release, multiple Availability Zones are now supported when upgrading from Konvoy v1.8.
DKP custom credentials plugin restored (COPS-7343)
The mesosphere/dex-k8s-authenticator Docker container now includes the appropriate binaries that allow users to download the referenced konvoy-async-plugin after configuring a cluster using an external IDP for authentication.
Component updates
The following services and service components are upgraded to the listed version:
- centralized-grafana: 18.1.3
- centralized-kubecost: 0.20.0
- cert-manager: 0.2.7
- dex: 2.9.10
- external-dns: 2.20.5
- fluent-bit: 0.16.2
- gatekeeper: 0.6.9
- grafana-logging: 6.16.14
- grafana-loki: 0.33.1
- istio: 1.9.2
- jaeger: 2.21.0
- karma: 2.0.0
- kiali: 1.29.1
- knative: 0.18.3
- kube-oidc-proxy: 0.2.5
- kube-prometheus-stack: 18.1.3
- kubecost: 0.20.0
- kubefed: 0.9.0
- kubernetes-dashboard: 5.0.2
- kubetunnel: 0.0.8
- logging-operator: 3.15.0
- metallb: 0.12.2
- minio-operator: 4.1.7
- nfs-server-provisioner: 0.6.0
- nvidia: 0.4.3
- project-grafana-logging: 6.16.14
- project-grafana-loki: 0.33.1
- project-logging: 1.0.0
- prometheus-adapter: 2.11.1
- reloader: 0.0.99
- thanos: 0.4.5
- traefik: 10.3.0
- traefik-forward-auth: 0.3.2
- velero: 3.1.5
Additional resources
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