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Recognize ubuntu 20.10 #10278
Recognize ubuntu 20.10 #10278
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I'm actually not sure if we want to recognize / support non-LTS ubuntu versions. It's pretty low-effort now that we're installing docker / containerd from tar.gz packages. |
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As long as we agree that we will treat these non-LTS as LATEST and always replace it when a new one is released, should be fine. |
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// TODO: Do we really need python-apt? |
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I doubt we need any of these, which is why I'm phasing them out for k8s 1.20+
I'm going to put this on the agenda for today. OTOH I agree that otherwise it could become a lot of work, OTOH we don't really want a kops upgrade to break people's working configurations. What motivated this was that the latest ubuntu image on GCP is not LTS (the LTS is also available, it just wasn't the first that caught my eye). So it was a little annoying to have the cluster fail to start there. |
Teach nodeup about ubuntu 20.10, including the unusual /etc/resolv.conf configuration.
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/hold cancel As we discussed in the meeting today, this proves important for cri-o support. The plan is not to advertise that non-LTS ubuntu works, but it can be handy to keep up with upstream ubuntu changes. |
Cool! :) |
@hakman Does this mean we can start updating the ami with 20.10 versions on a more frequent basis from now on? |
@MoShitrit If you refer to the channels, they should remain with the LTS versions. |
Thanks for clarifying @olemarkus ! |
Teach nodeup about ubuntu 20.10, including the unusual
/etc/resolv.conf configuration.