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CCE: Setting Container Engine on Node #2141
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[CCE] Add runtime container option Summary of the Pull Request PR Checklist Refers to: #2141 Tests added/passed. Documentation updated. Schema updated. Release notes added. Acceptance Steps Performed === RUN TestAccCCENodesV3Basic --- PASS: TestAccCCENodesV3Basic (181.11s) PASS === RUN TestAccCCENodesV3DataSource_basic --- PASS: TestAccCCENodesV3DataSource_basic (4.70s) PASS === RUN TestAccCCENodePoolsV3_basic --- PASS: TestAccCCENodePoolsV3_basic (200.10s) PASS Process finished with exit code 0 Reviewed-by: Artem Lifshits
Released in latest v1.34.2. |
Is there an option to avoid replacing nodes? Both the default "docker" as well as "containerd" value force a replacement of the node which is rather unfortunate for production environments. |
@Jay-Funk |
Where can I see the current runtime? I have a node that was created with v1.34.1 so that I was not able to change the runtime value. |
that's basically docker everythere. |
So it's not possible to use the newer version without having to reimport all nodes manually? |
It's possible, but if runtime value is not equal, node will be recreated. Have to think about fix for that case. And will release it soon as a hotfix. |
[CCE] runtime force replacement fix Summary of the Pull Request Fix for backward compatibility of runtime option, removed forcenew. This issue is impossible to check in acceptance tests because we need 2 versions of provider. Tests were run in the local environment. PR Checklist Refers to: #2141 Documentation updated. Release notes added. Reviewed-by: Aloento Reviewed-by: Anton Sidelnikov Reviewed-by: Vladimir Vshivkov Reviewed-by: Artem Lifshits
Fix released |
Description of the enhancement
Hey,
with release of Kubernetes 1.25 for CCE we wanted to Create a new Cluster with containerd as Container Engine, but we couldn't find the argument.
Can we get the Argument for CCE Nodes to set the Container Engine to docker/containerd?
Greetings
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