You can now launch clusters with the following Kubernetes versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>You can now launch clusters with the following Kubernetes versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>You can now launch clusters with the following Kubernetes versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>You can now launch clusters with the following Kubernetes versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>You can now launch clusters with the following Kubernetes versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>This release includes the following GKE attached clusters platform versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>GKE attached clusters now supports clusters in the us-central1 region. For more information, see:
This release includes the following GKE attached clusters platform versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>This release includes the following GKE attached clusters platform versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>This release includes the following GKE attached clusters platform versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>This release includes the following GKE attached clusters platform versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>This release includes the following GKE attached clusters platform versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>This release includes the following GKE attached clusters platform versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>This release includes the following GKE attached clusters platform versions. Click on the following links to see the release notes associated with these patches:
]]>This release includes the following GKE attached clusters platform versions:
1.28.0-gke.2, 1.27.0-gke.5, 1.26.0-gke.8
Fixed an intermittent authorization failure when using Google Groups.
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1.28.0-gke.1
Removed the need to explicitly add Google IAM bindings for most features:
gke-system/gke-telemetry-agent when creating a cluster.gmp-system/collector or gmp-system/rule-evaluator when enabling managed data collection for Google Managed Service for Prometheus.gke-system/binauthz-agent when enabling binary authorization.1.28.0-gke.1, 1.27.0-gke.4 and 1.26.0-gke.7
Enhanced Cloud Logging's ingestion of logs from Anthos attached clusters:
anthos-metadata-agent's error logs.Starting from 1.28, clusters require outbound HTTPS connectivity to {GCP_LOCATION}-gkemulticloud.googleapis.com. Ensure your proxy server and/or firewall allows for this traffic.
This release includes the following Anthos attached clusters platform versions:
1.25.0-gke.8, 1.26.0-gke.6, and 1.27.0-gke.3
Added support for attaching any CNCF-conformant Kubernetes cluster, in addition to EKS and AKS clusters. To attach a cluster, specify the distribution type as "generic".
1.27.0-gke.3
Removed deployment of Fluent Bit when logging is disabled.
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1.25.0-gke.7, 1.26.0-gke.5, and 1.27.0-gke.1
Resolved an issue affecting EKS environments in which Kubernetes resource metrics weren't successfully scraped from the kubelet when a node's name within the cluster didn't match that same node's hostname.
1.25.0-gke.7 and 1.26.0-gke.5
This release fixes the following vulnerabilities:
This release includes the following Anthos attached clusters platform versions:
1.27.0-gke.1
Added Binary Authorization support which is a deploy-time security control that ensures only trusted container images are deployed. With Binary Authorization, you can require images to be signed by trusted authorities during the development process and then enforce signature validation when deploying. By enforcing validation, you can gain tighter control over your container environment by ensuring only verified images are integrated into the build-and-release process. For details about how to enable Binary Authorization on your clusters, see How to enable Binary Authorization.
Added the authorization.admin_groups field. This allows users to specify Google groups as cluster-admins through the management plane.
Enabled gzip compression for fluent-bit's ingestion of logs into Cloud Logging. This improves the efficiency of log transfer for both the control plane and workloads.
Added proxy support for attaching AKS/EKS clusters. For details, see Connect to your EKS cluster and Connect to your AKS cluster.
This release fixes the following vulnerabilities:
This release includes the following Anthos attached clusters platform versions:
This release fixes the following vulnerabilities:
]]>Added support for managing Anthos attached clusters in the Google Cloud console. You can now use a user-friendly graphical interface to manage your Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) clusters on the Anthos platform. Using the Google Cloud console, you can view cluster status, update attached cluster components, and detach clusters.
For more information, including instructions, see the following documentation:
]]>This release includes the following Anthos attached clusters platform versions:
This release fixes the following vulnerability:
]]>This release includes the following Anthos attached clusters platform versions:
Config Monitoring for Ops API. (This feature is available for 1.25.0-gke.3 and 1.26.0-gke.1).This release includes the following Anthos attached clusters platform versions:
This release fixes the following vulnerabilities:
]]>This release supports logging and monitoring of your cluster's status with full log examination through Google's Cloud Logging UI.
This generation of Anthos attached clusters further streamlines the process of attaching your cluster to the Google Cloud infrastructure.
This release supports migration of your existing EKS and AKS clusters from the previous generation Anthos attached clusters product.
This release of Anthos attached clusters supports AKS and EKS cluster versions 1.21, 1.22, 1.23, 1.24 and 1.25.
A new generation of Anthos attached clusters is now available. This release includes the following Anthos attached clusters platform versions: