Release Summary
5.14
- Continuous backup is now supported via cronjobs
- Introduced
airctlcommands to provideetcdbackup and restore features - Workload cluster support for Kubernetes 1.32 and 1.33
- Updated the management cluster to Kubernetes 1.33
5.12
- Highly-available management plane running PMK 5.12
- Support for workload clusters with K8s 1.29, 1,30 and 1.31
- Management plane monitoring, management cluster image pinning to prevent GC
5.11 / LTS5
- Highly-available management plane running PMK 5.11
- Underlying management cluster upgraded to K8s 1.30
- Support for workload clusters with K8s 1.28, 1.29 and 1.30
- Management plane monitoring, management cluster image pinning to prevent GC
5.10 / LTS4
- Highly-available management plane running PMK 5.10
- Underlying management cluster upgraded to K8s 1.27
- Support for Ubuntu OS (Ubuntu 22.04 LTS)
- Support for workload clusters with K8s 1.27, 1.28 and 1.29
5.9 / LTS3 (GA)
- Highly-available management plane running PMK 5.9
- Underlying management cluster upgraded to K8s 1.25
- Support for running the management plane and workload clusters in "connected" mode - with access to the internet
- Support for workload clusters with K8s 1.24 and 1.25
5.6 / LTS2
- Highly-available management plane running PMK 5.6. The management plane now runs as containers on an underlying management cluster running K8s 1.21
- Support for workload clusters with K8s 1.21, 1.22, and 1.23
- Docker support deprecated. Switched to running user workloads on a containerd runtime
- Management plane and workload clusters are designed to work in air-gapped environments only
5.3 / LTS1
- Single node management plane running PMK 5.3
- Support for workload clusters with K8s 1.20
- Users workloads running on a Docker runtime
- Management plane and workload clusters are designed to work in air-gapped environments only
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