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The aws-cni has been held back by eksctl by mistake upstream to a very old version, but via upstream work its now something that can upgrade to a newer aws-cni version using a modern eksctl version. Lets upgrade our clusters to the new version. Having it upgraded is something that could potentially be relevant for network policy enforcement, as the aws-cni v1.14+ is meant to be able to do that.
The aws-cni has been held back by eksctl by mistake upstream to a very old version, but via upstream work its now something that can upgrade to a newer aws-cni version using a modern
eksctl
version. Lets upgrade our clusters to the new version. Having it upgraded is something that could potentially be relevant for network policy enforcement, as the aws-cni v1.14+ is meant to be able to do that.Steps
I think performing an upgrade command as described in https://infrastructure.2i2c.org/howto/upgrade-cluster/aws/#upgrade-eks-add-ons for each cluster is the single thing required, followed by verifying it updates and doesn't crash things.
Current aws-cni versions
A table below was generated by manually tweaking result of:
Definition of done
All the following are upgraded and verified to be upgraded
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