Release 2019-04-22
This release is rolling out to all regions
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Kubernetes 1.14 is now in Preview
- Do not use this for production clusters. This version is for early adopters
and advanced users to test and validate. - Accessing the Kubernetes 1.14 release requires the
aks-preview
CLI
extension to be installed.
- Do not use this for production clusters. This version is for early adopters
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New Features
- Users are no longer forced to create / pre-provision subnets when using
Advanced networking. Instead, if you choose advanced networking and do not
supply a subnet, AKS will create one on your behalf.
- Users are no longer forced to create / pre-provision subnets when using
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Bug fixes
- An issue where AKS / the Azure CLI would ignore the
--network-plugin=azure
option silently and create clusters with Kubenet has been resolved.- Specifically, there was a bug in the cluster creation workflow where users
would specific--network-plugin=azure
with Azure CNI / Advanced Networking
but miss passing in the additional options (eg '--pod-cidr, --service-cidr,
etc). If this occured, the service would fall-back and create the cluster
with Kubenet instead.
- Specifically, there was a bug in the cluster creation workflow where users
- An issue where AKS / the Azure CLI would ignore the
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Preview Features
- Kubernetes 1.14 is now in Preview
- An issue with Network Policy and Calico where cluster creation could
fail/time out and pods would enter a crashloop has been fixed.- #905
- Note, in order to get the fix properly applied, you should create a new
cluster based on this release, or upgrade your existing cluster and then
run the following clean up command after the upgrade is complete:
kubectl delete -f https://github.com/Azure/aks-engine/raw/master/docs/topics/calico-3.3.1-cleanup-after-upgrade.yaml