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edge-24.1.3

26 Jan 19:39
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edge-24.1.3

This release continues support for ExternalWorkload resources throughout the
control and data planes.

  • Updated the proxy to use SPIRE to instrument identity outside of Kubernetes.
  • Updated the Destination controller to return INVALID_ARGUMENT status codes
    properly when a ServiceProfile is requested for a service that does not
    exist. (#11980)
  • An ExternalWorkload EndpointSlice controller has been added to the
    Destination controller.
  • Added a createNamespaceMetadataJob Helm value to control whether the
    namespace-metadata job is run during install (#11782)

stable-2.14.9

19 Jan 18:54
stable-2.14.9
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stable-2.14.9

This stable release adds a cni-repair-controller which fixes the issue of
injected pods that cannot acquire proper network config because linkerd-cni
and/or the cluster's network CNI haven't fully started (#11699). It also
fixes a bug in the destination controller where having a large number of
Server resources could cause the destination controller to use an excessive
amount of CPU (#11907). Finally, it fixes a conflict with tap resource
shortnames which was causing warnings from kubectl v1.29.0+ (#11816).

edge-24.1.2

19 Jan 19:53
edge-24.1.2
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edge-24.1.2

This edge release incrementally improves support for ExternalWorkload resources
throughout the control plane.

edge-24.1.1

12 Jan 18:41
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edge-24.1.1

This edge release introduces a number of different fixes and improvements. More
notably, it introduces a new cni-repair-controller binary to the CNI plugin
image. The controller will automatically restart pods that have not received
their iptables configuration.

  • Removed shortnames from Tap API resources to avoid colliding with existing
    Kubernetes resources (#11816; fixes #11784)
  • Introduced a new ExternalWorkload CRD to support upcoming mesh expansion
    feature (#11805)
  • Changed MeshTLSAuthentication resource validation to allow SPIFFE URI
    identities (#11882)
  • Introduced a new cni-repair-controller to the linkerd-cni DaemonSet to
    automatically restart misconfigured pods that are missing iptables rules
    (#11699; fixes #11073)
  • Fixed a "duplicate metrics" warning in the multicluster service-mirror
    component (#11875; fixes #11839)
  • Added metric labels and weights to linkerd diagnostics endpoints json
    output (#11889)
  • Changed how Server updates are handled in the destination service. The
    change will ensure that during a cluster resync, consumers won't be
    overloaded by redundant updates (#11907)
  • Changed linkerd install error output to add a newline when a Kubernetes
    client cannot be successfully initialised (#11917)

stable-2.14.8

03 Jan 17:44
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stable-2.14.8

This stable release fixes an issue in the control plane where discovery for pod
IP addresses could hang indefinitely (#11815).

edge-23.12.4

28 Dec 15:26
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edge-23.12.4

This edge release includes fixes and improvements to the destination
controller's endpoint resolution API.

  • Fixed an issue in the control plane where discovery for pod IP addresses could
    hang indefinitely (#11815)
  • Updated the proxy to enforce time limits on control plane response streams so
    that proxies more naturally distribute load over control plane replicas
    (#11837)
  • Fixed the policy's controller service metadata responses so that proxy logs
    and metrics have informative values (#11842)

stable-2.14.7

20 Dec 20:52
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stable-2.14.7

This stable release fixes two bugs in the Linkerd control plane.

  • Fixed an issue in the destination controller where the metadata API was not
    properly initialized for jobs, leading to error messages and unnecessary API
    calls (#11541)
  • Fixed an issue in the policy controller where it was overriding statuses on
    HTTPRoute resources from other controllers (#11705)

edge-23.12.3

20 Dec 23:31
edge-23.12.3
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edge-23.12.3

This edge release contains improvements to the logging and diagnostics of the
destination controller.

  • Added a control plane metric to count errors talking to the Kubernetes API
    (#11774)
  • Fixed an issue causing spurious destination controller error messages for
    profile lookups on unmeshed pods with port in default opaque list (#11550)

edge-23.12.2

15 Dec 00:17
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edge-23.12.2

This edge release includes a restructuring of the proxy's balancer along with
accompanying new metrics. The new minimum supported Kubernetes version is 1.22.

  • Restructured the proxy's balancer (#11750): balancer changes may now occur
    independently of request processing. Fail-fast circuit breaking is enforced on
    the balancer's queue so that requests can't get stuck in a queue indefinitely.
    This new balancer is instrumented with new metrics: request (in-queue) latency
    histograms, failfast states, discovery updates counts, and balancer endpoint
    pool sizes.
  • Changed how the policy controller updates HTTPRoute status so that it doesn't
    affect statuses from other non-linkerd controllers (#11705; fixes #11659)

stable-2.14.6

07 Dec 18:36
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stable-2.14.6

This stable release back-ports bugfixes and improvements from recent edge
releases.

  • multicluster: Added an imagePullSecrets configuration to
    linkerd-multicluster Helm chart (thanks @lhaussknecht!). (#11287)
  • multicluster: Updated the service mirror to support gateways exposed on
    multiple IP addresses (thanks @MrFreezeex!) (#11499)
  • Updated control plane logging so that client-go may emit error logs. This will
    also ensures that all logs are emitted in JSON when the json log format is
    enabled. (#11632)
  • Added kubeAPI.clientBurst and kubeAPI.clientQPS configurations that allow
    users to configure the burst and QPS rate limits for the Kubernetes API
    clients used by the control plane. The default burst and qps values are now
    set at 200 and 100, respectively. The prior defaults limited bursts 10 and QPS
    to 5, which could cause throttling issues in clusters that schedule many pods
    quickly. (#11644)
  • viz: Update the default prometheus version to v2.48.0. (#11633)