2019-05-06 Release
This release is currently rolling out to all regions
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New Features
- Kubernetes Network Policies are GA
- See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/use-network-policies
for documentation.
- See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/use-network-policies
- Kubernetes Network Policies are GA
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Bug Fixes
- An issues customers reported with CoreDNS entering CrashLoopBackoff has
been fixed. This was related to the upstream move toklog
- An issue where AKS managed pods (within kube-system) did not have the correct
tolerations preventing them from being scheduled when customers use
taints/tolerations has been fixed. - An issue with kube-dns crashing on specific config map override scenarios
as seen in Azure/acs-engine#3534 has been
resolved by updating to the latest upstream kube-dns release. - An issue where customers could experience longer than normal create times
for clusters tied to a blocking wait on heapster pods has been resolved.
- An issues customers reported with CoreDNS entering CrashLoopBackoff has
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Preview Features
- New features in public preview:
- Secure access to the API server using authorized IP address ranges
- Locked down egress traffic
- This feature allows users to limit / whitelist the hosts used by AKS
clusters.
- This feature allows users to limit / whitelist the hosts used by AKS
- Multiple Node Pools
- For all previews, please see the previews document for opt-in
instructions and documentation links.
- New features in public preview: