1.0.0
Changelog
NOTES
- Partitions and replicationfactor in zenko-queue (Kafka) topics can now be reconfigured/tuned post install
- Due to these changes, you may see a
zenko-queue-config
pod which handles the topic creation/updates - This is created by a kubernetes
job
that will run until it reaches aCompleted
state - In some cases, if your zenko-queue is not fully operational or not yet stabilized you may see a version of the pod in a
Failed
state. This is normal and the job will retry until it is successful. - Any
Failed
orCompleted
pods can be safely deleted
- Due to these changes, you may see a
Known Upgrade issues
- Upgrading from older versions of the kubernetes Zenko stack requires specific values that can be set at install time. These values were changed to provide safer install defaults.
- The following command can be used to upgrade and assumes that your release name is
zenko
helm upgrade zenko ./zenko \ --set s3-data.persistentVolume.size='10Gi' \ --set mongodb-replicaset.persistentVolume.size='10Gi' \ --set zenko-queue.persistence.size='1Gi'
- Please note that these values are simply to maintain the same volume sizes from original install which is immutable in kubernetes systems after deployment. This will not "decrease" or change your volume size.
- The following command can be used to upgrade and assumes that your release name is
- Upgrading from RC4 requires specific upgrade parameters as well see the Zenko RC5 build notes
Merges
- chore: tag 1.0.0
- [backbeat]: bump image to 8.0.15
- [backbeat]: bump image to 8.0.14
- [cloudserver]: bump image to 8.0.16
- [cloudserver]: bump image tag to 8.0.15
- [backbeat]: bump image tag to 8.0.13
- bugfix: re enable storage location quota tests
- bugfix: redis chart corner cases
- [cloudserver] bugfix: redis-hosts template typo