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2019-03-21 · Release 2019-03-21 · 1y+

This release is actively rolling out to all regions

  • The Central India region is now GA

  • Known Issues

    • Unable to disable addons on deployed clusters
      • AKS Engineering is diagnosing an issue around existing/deployed clusters being unable to disable Kubernetes addons within the addon-manager. When we have identified and repaired the issue we will roll out the required hot fix to all regions.
      • This impacts all addons including monitoring, http application routing, etc.

  • Bug fixes

    • AKS will now begin preserving node labels & annotations users apply to clusters during upgrades.
      • Note: labels & annotations will not be applied to new nodes added during a scale up operation.
    • AKS now properly validates the Service Principal / Azure Active Directory (AAD) credentials
      • This prevents invalid, expired or otherwise broken credentials being inserted and causing cluster issues.
    • Clusters that enter a failed state due to upgrade issues will now allow users to re-attempt to upgrade or will throw an error message with instructions to the user.
    • Fixed an issue with cloud-init and the walinuxagent resulting in failed state VMs/worker nodes
    • The tenant-id is now correctly defaulted if not passed in for AAD enabled clusters.

  • Behavioral Changes

    • AKS is now pre-validating MC_* resource group locks before any CRUD operation, avoiding the cluster enter Failed state.
    • Scale up/down calls now return a correct error ('Bad Request') when users delete underlying virtual machines during the scale operation.
    • Performance Improvement: caching is now set to read only for data disks
    • The Nvidia driver has been updated to 410.79 for N series cluster configurations
    • The default worker node disk size has been increased to 100GB
      • This resolves customer reported issues with large numbers (and large sizes) of Docker images triggering out of disk issues and possible workload eviction.
    • The Kubernetes controller manager terminated-pod-gc-threshold has been lowered to 6000 (previously 12500)
      • This will help system performance for customers running large number of Jobs (finished pods)
    • The Azure Monitor for Container agent has been updated to the 2019-03 release

  • The "View Kubernetes Dashboard" has been removed from the Azure Portal