As a MKS user, I want Kubernetes version 1.31 to be available in all regions where MKS is deployed
So that I can use the features provided by this new version for a new or existing clusters.
Important announcement:
For MKS cluster running kubernetes version 1.31 and above, the Public Cloud Load Balancer will be the new load balancing solution by default.
The is no impact on existing services and clusters. For clusters runing Kubernetes versions 1.31 and above, the deployment/redeployment of a Kubernetes manifest for a 'Loadbalancer' service without specifying a 'class', will create a Public Cloud Loadbalancer , for more details you can refer to our documentation.
Breaking change:
Unlike the Loadbalancer for Managed Kubernetes, with the Public Cloud Load Balancer, if you wish to expose your LoadBalancer publicly, it is mandatory use a subnet that has an OVHcloud Gateway (or an IP address available for creating one). For more information, and to make sure that your networks are correctly setup, please refer to the following documentation.
As a MKS user, I want Kubernetes version 1.31 to be available in all regions where MKS is deployed So that I can use the features provided by this new version for a new or existing clusters.
Important announcement:
For MKS cluster running kubernetes version 1.31 and above, the Public Cloud Load Balancer will be the new load balancing solution by default.
The is no impact on existing services and clusters. For clusters runing Kubernetes versions 1.31 and above, the deployment/redeployment of a Kubernetes manifest for a 'Loadbalancer' service without specifying a 'class', will create a Public Cloud Loadbalancer , for more details you can refer to our documentation.
Breaking change:
Unlike the Loadbalancer for Managed Kubernetes, with the Public Cloud Load Balancer, if you wish to expose your LoadBalancer publicly, it is mandatory use a subnet that has an OVHcloud Gateway (or an IP address available for creating one). For more information, and to make sure that your networks are correctly setup, please refer to the following documentation.
Note: You can find the full changelog for Kubernetes 1.31 on the official Kubernetes repo: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/CHANGELOG/CHANGELOG-1.31.md