Releases: kubermatic/machine-controller
Releases · kubermatic/machine-controller
v1.60.0
Breaking Changes
This release contains changes that require additional attention, please read the following items carefully.
- Move the machine-controller Go module from
github.com/kubermatic/machine-controllertok8c.io/machine-controller. If you're using machine-controller types or packages, you'll have to update your code to usek8c.io/machine-controller(#1842) - User data plugins for machine-controller have been removed. Operating System Manager is the successor of user data plugins. It's responsible for creating and managing the required configurations for worker nodes in a Kubernetes cluster with better modularity and extensibility. Please refer to Operating System Manager for more details (#1789)
New Features
- Add support for Kubernetes v1.31 (#1840)
- Allow live migration by default (#1851)
- Anexia: extend network configuration, allowing multiple interfaces and multiple IPs per interface (#1845)
- Copy annotations from MachineDeployment to VMI (#1853)
- KubeOVN vpc and subnet support (#1863)
- Machine-controller now supports Kubernetes v1.30 (#1777)
- OpenStack: Support enabling config drive (#1829)
- Support KubeOVN as a provider network in KubeVirt (#1862)
- Support Ubuntu 24.04 "Noble Numbat" (#1858)
- Support for Hetzner arm64 architecture instances (#1816)
- vSphere: Support for assigning VMs to VM groups (#1847)
API Changes
- Move the machine-controller Go module from
github.com/kubermatic/machine-controllertok8c.io/machine-controller. If you're using machine-controller types or packages, you'll have to update your code to usek8c.io/machine-controller(#1842)
Bugfixes
- AWS: Increase HttpPutResponseHopLimit to 3 for EC2 instances (#1833)
- AWS: fix AMI filter for rocky linux (#1801)
- Anexia: you can now configure the CPU performance type (#1797)
- Fix a bug where namespace kube-system was hardcoded for finding the MachineDeployment against a Machine (#1792)
- KubeVirt: Modify networking default settings for KubeVirt machines, removing random mac address generation as default and supporting live-migration in bridge mode (#1856)
Cleanups
- Drop cloud provider specific cloud-configs; OSM is responsible for generating and maintaining these cloud-configs (#1802)
- Flags that were used to control user-data for machines have been deprecated. OSM should be used to configure those settings (#1812)
- Remove support for Kubernetes v1.27 (#1823)
- User data plugins for machine-controller have been removed. Operating System Manager is the successor of user data plugins. It's responsible for creating and managing the required configurations for worker nodes in a Kubernetes cluster with better modularity and extensibility. Please refer to Operating System Manager for more details (#1789)
Miscellaneous
- Refactor the Tinkerbell provider (#1830)
- Region and zone aware labels support (#1860)
- Support
storageas a another KubeVirt DataVolume storage definition (#1855) - Support zone-aware topologies in VMs, derived from storage classes (#1861)
- Tinerkebll: cleanup workflows that are either in a pending state or timeout state (#1831)
- vSphere: fix anti-affinity DRS configuration for VMs (#1779)
