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Update controller-service.yaml to fix ipFamilies #8329
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Increasing Kubernetes version check on ipFamilies feature to 1.21 according to the official Kubernetes docs: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/dual-stack/
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can you bump the chart version as well? thanks for this PR
Not sure if that's all that needed to be changed. |
Someone needs to verify if the change to 1.21 is valid because K8s v1.21 is where ipfamilies is enabled by default. But This screenshot shows that ipfamilies is/was available as a feature in K8s v1.20 as well. Or this page on Kubernetes.io is showing wrong information and needs a change https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/dual-stack/ If a user of K8s v1.20 uses ipfamilies and does not get it out of the box while using the project's helm chart, because of this change, then we are breaking a currently functional feature for K8s v1.20. But I could be wrong completely so maybe someone needs to double-check. |
This is what the Feature Gates docs says: Not sure how to interpret this tho, so the feature gate for dual stack in "beta version" is enabled by default with version 1.21. But the "alpha version" can be used starting from 1.15 to 1.20; This somewhat speaks against what the docs say with version 1.20. |
alpha gates are not enabled by default, and not available on most cloud providers. IMO safe to assume this PR behaviour is what 99.99% of our users want. The others can use the static manifests, fork the chart, or use the helm kustomize post hooks. I think as a rule, we should never try to install alpha K8s features by default. If a user wants it on, another PR can introduce an |
I am also unsure how to interpret that.
What I am sure about is that there was someone paying lot of attention to ipfamilies ans using K8s v1.19.
If having v1.20 in semver-compare is not breaking anything, then I don’t want to change it so that we can avoid the risk of someone using ipfamilies on v1.20. If that is what that feature-gate doc implies as use of Alpha.
After K8s v1.24 is out, we can state that we support only K8s v.121 and above only. Because I think some of the Cloud-Provider clusters are still on v1.20 for one or the other reason.
Thanks,
; Long Wu Yuan
… On 11-Mar-2022, at 8:37 PM, Mike ***@***.***> wrote:
This is what the Feature Gates <https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/command-line-tools-reference/feature-gates/> docs says:
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Not sure how to interpret this tho, so the feature gate for dual stack in "beta version" is enabled by default with version 1.21. But the "alpha version" can be used starting from 1.15 to 1.20?
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I've quickly made an issue for that to confirm if its just a typo: kubernetes/website#32212 |
I included this fix in the 1.1.3 release /close |
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I included this fix in the 1.1.3 release /close |
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See Issue: #8328