Kubernetes Fleet Manager (Fleet) allows customers to orchestrate updates across multiple clusters using update runs, stages, groups, and strategies (link).
However, it doesn't start upgrades automatically upon the availability a new node image version or a new k8s version.
The feature is about auto starting multi-cluster upgrades upon new node imager versions or k8s versions, and allowing users to choose different upgrade channels like stable, rapid, node-image, etc., similar with AKS auto upgrade.
Kubernetes Fleet Manager (Fleet) allows customers to orchestrate updates across multiple clusters using update runs, stages, groups, and strategies (link).
However, it doesn't start upgrades automatically upon the availability a new node image version or a new k8s version.
The feature is about auto starting multi-cluster upgrades upon new node imager versions or k8s versions, and allowing users to choose different upgrade channels like stable, rapid, node-image, etc., similar with AKS auto upgrade.