1.31¶
Canonical Kubernetes 1.31 - Release notes - 27 November 2024
Welcome to the initial release of Canonical Kubernetes! These release notes cover the highlights of this release.
Requirements and compatibility¶
Canonical Kubernetes can be installed on a variety of operating systems using several methods. For specific requirements, see the Installation guides.
What’s new¶
Clustering - need high availability or just an army of worker nodes? Canonical Kubernetes is eminently scalable, see the tutorial on adding more nodes.
Networking - Our built-in network component allows cluster administrators to automatically scale and secure network policies across the cluster. Find out more in our how-to guides.
Observability - Canonical Kubernetes ships with COS Lite, so you never need to wonder what your cluster is actually doing. See the observability documentation for more details.
[Kubernetes] AppArmor - AppArmor support is now stable in Kubernetes 1.31. Protect your containers using AppArmor by setting the
appArmorProfile.type
field in the container’ssecurityContext
. See the upstream docs AppArmor tutorial.
Also in this release¶
Make use of AWS native storage (see guide).
Customize cluster bootstrap arguments (see bootstrap configuration).
Deprecated features¶
[Kubernetes] SHA-1 signature support - See the upstream note regarding SHA-1 signatures.
Contributors¶
Many thanks to @neoaggelos, @bschimke95, @evilnick, @eaudetcobello, @louiseschmidtgen, @mateoflorido, @berkayoz, @addyess, @HomayoonAlimohammadi, @ktsakalozos, @kwmonroe, @maci3jka, @petrutlucian94, @nhennigan, @claudiubelu, @aznashwan, @YanisaHS, @hemanthnakkina, @dulmandakh, @perk.