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build(deps): bump github.com/rook/rook from 1.14.9 to 1.15.0 in the github-dependencies group #76

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 2 months ago

dependabot[bot] commented 3 months ago

Bumps the github-dependencies group with 1 update: github.com/rook/rook.

Updates github.com/rook/rook from 1.14.9 to 1.15.0

Release notes

Sourced from github.com/rook/rook's releases.

v1.15.0

Upgrade Guide

To upgrade from previous versions of Rook, see the Rook upgrade guide.

Breaking Changes

  • Minimum version of Kubernetes supported is increased to K8s v1.26.
  • During CephBlockPool updates, Rook will now return an error if an invalid device class is specified. Pools with invalid device classes may start failing until the correct device class is specified. For more details, see #14057.
  • Rook has deprecated CSI network "holder" pods. If there are pods named csi-*plugin-holder-* in the Rook operator namespace, see the detailed documentation to disable them. This deprecation process will be required before upgrading to the future Rook v1.16.
  • Ceph COSI driver images have been updated. This impacts existing COSI Buckets, BucketClaims, and BucketAccesses. Update existing clusters following the guide here.
  • CephObjectStore, CephObjectStoreUser, and OBC endpoint behavior has changed when CephObjectStore spec.hosting configurations are set. Use the new spec.hosting.advertiseEndpoint config to define required behavior as documented.

Features

  • Added support for Ceph Squid (v19), in addition to Reef (v18) and Quincy (v17). Quincy support will be removed in Rook v1.16.
  • Ceph-CSI driver v3.12, including new options for RBD, log rotation, and updated sidecar images.
  • Allow updating the device class of OSDs, if allowDeviceClassUpdate: true is set in the CephCluster CR.
  • Allow updating the weight of an OSD, if allowOsdCrushWeightUpdate: true is set in the CephCluster CR.
  • Use fully-qualified image names (docker.io/rook/ceph) in operator manifests and helm charts.

Experimental Features

  • CephObjectStore support for keystone authentication for S3 and Swift. See the Object store documentation to configure.
  • CSI operator: CSI settings are moving to CRs managed by a new operator. Once enabled, Rook will convert the settings previously defined in the operator configmap or env vars into the new CRs managed by the CSI operator. There are two steps to enable:

v1.14.10

Improvements

Rook v1.14.10 is a patch release limited in scope and focusing on feature additions and bug fixes to the Ceph operator.

Changelog

Sourced from github.com/rook/rook's changelog.

v1.15 Pending Release Notes

Breaking Changes

  • Rook has deprecated CSI network "holder" pods. If there are pods named csi-*plugin-holder-* in the Rook operator namespace, see the detailed documentation to disable them. This deprecation process is required before upgrading to the future Rook v1.16.
  • Ceph COSI driver images have been updated. This impacts existing COSI Buckets, BucketClaims, and BucketAccesses. Update existing clusters following the guide here.
  • During CephBlockPool updates, Rook will now return an error if an invalid device class is specified. Pools with invalid device classes may start failing until the correct device class is specified. For more info, see #14057.
  • CephObjectStore, CephObjectStoreUser, and OBC endpoint behavior has changed when CephObjectStore spec.hosting configurations are set. Use the new spec.hosting.advertiseEndpoint config to define required behavior as documented.
  • Minimum version of Kubernetes supported is increased to K8s v1.26.

Features

  • Added support for Ceph Squid (v19)
  • Allow updating the device class of OSDs, if allowDeviceClassUpdate: true is set
  • CephObjectStore support for keystone authentication for S3 and Swift (see #9088).
  • Support K8s versions v1.26 through v1.31.
  • Use fully-qualified image names (docker.io/rook/ceph) in operator manifests and helm charts
Commits
  • 5b3fa88 Merge pull request #14615 from travisn/release-1.15.0
  • 3045076 build: generate the local build tag with docker io
  • 4c2a341 build: update the release version to v1.15.0
  • ed90a3e Merge pull request #14613 from rook/mergify/bp/release-1.15/pr-14612
  • 60faae1 Merge pull request #14608 from rook/mergify/bp/release-1.15/pr-14550
  • 1016b0e Merge pull request #14610 from rook/mergify/bp/release-1.15/pr-14598
  • ee43ca0 docs: missing slack link
  • ebb59ff Merge pull request #14611 from rook/mergify/bp/release-1.15/pr-14435
  • e76d60d manifest: add registry name to docker images
  • dd1e1a6 osd: reweight osd while resizing
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