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v2.10 Update 1 - SaaS¶
17 Oct, 2024
The section below provides a brief description of the new functionality and enhancements in this release.
Environment Manager¶
Schedules¶
There are actions that may be need to be executed against environments one time or on a recurring basis. Examples of these include:
- Configuring a Time to Live (TTL) policy to shut down environments after a specified time period
- Configuring a Schedule Policy to shut down environments when not in use (evenings/weekends)
- Periodically capture a snapshot of K8s resources for compliance purposes
Supported actions include
- Deploy
- Destroy (to shut down the environment)
- Custom Workflows (this can be a series of tasks that can be a container, a set of HTTP calls or functions written in Go or Python)
It is also possible for Platform team to configure opt-out policies for Schedules. This includes:
- Maximum number of times that an end user can opt-out of a configured schedule policy
- Maximum duration that the user can opt-out for (e.g. if an end user is opting out of a TTL policy, the Platform team can configure the maximum duration that user can specify when opting out)
- Attaching an approval workflow for opt-out (e.g. integration with a system like ServiceNow or JIRA for raising/recording approvals)
Schedule policies can be defined as part of the environment template configuration.
This feature is currently supported through RCTL CLI, System Sync and API interfaces. Support for UI and TF provider interfaces will be added in an upcoming release.
For more information, refer to the Schedules feature documentation.
Amazon EKS¶
Kubernetes v1.31¶
New EKS clusters can now be provisioned based on Kubernetes v1.31. Existing clusters managed by the controller can be upgraded "in-place" to Kubernetes v1.31.Read more about this in this blog post
New Cluster
In Place Upgrade
v1.1.36 - Terraform Provider¶
16 Oct, 2024
An updated version of the Terraform provider is now available. This release adds data source support for namespace resource.