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feat(container)!: Update image redis to v20 #367

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Update Change
redis (source) major 19.6.4 -> 20.6.1

Release Notes

bitnami/charts (redis)

v20.6.1

v20.6.0

  • [bitname/redis] Add support for master and replicas resources to be annotated (#​31034)

v20.5.0

  • [bitnami/redis] Detect non-standard images (#​30942)

v20.4.1

v20.4.0

v20.3.0

v20.2.2

v20.2.1

v20.2.0

  • [bitnami/redis] add extraPodSpec (#​29725)

v20.1.7

v20.1.6

v20.1.5

v20.1.4

v20.1.3

v20.1.2

v20.1.1

v20.1.0

v20.0.5

v20.0.4

v20.0.3

v20.0.2

v20.0.1

v20.0.0


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Here is an automated review from ChatGPT of this pull request.

From the provided git diff, the changes are focused on updating the version of the Redis chart used within a Helm release for a Mastodon deployment on Kubernetes. Specifically, the version is being updated from 19.0.1 to 20.0.1. Without further context on the Redis chart updates themselves or the specific usages within the Mastodon application, it's challenging to identify any explicit security issues purely based on this version increment.

However, considering best practices and potential security implications:

  1. Dependencies Update: Regularly updating dependencies, including Helm charts, can be a proactive measure to ensure security vulnerabilities are patched. Thus, this change could potentially be enhancing security by including fixes available in the newer chart version.

  2. Version Compatibility: It's crucial to ensure that the new chart version (20.0.1) is fully compatible with the Mastodon application and its specific Redis usage. Incompatibilities can inadvertently introduce stability or security issues.

  3. ChangeLog Review: It is important to review the changelog for the new Redis chart version to identify any security fixes, deprecated features, or other changes that might impact the deployment or require further adjustments.

  4. Helm Repository Trust: The source repository (bitnami) is a well-known and trusted source for Helm charts. It's always important to ensure that Helm charts are fetched from reputable sources to avoid injecting malicious or compromised charts.

No explicit security issues identified based on the git diff provided.

Suggested actions (not necessarily fixes, since no direct security issues were identified):

- **Review the Redis chart's changelog for version 20.0.1**: Ensure that there are no breaking changes or deprecations that might affect the Mastodon deployment. Pay special attention to any security fixes or vulnerabilities addressed in the new version.

- **Test the Mastodon application with the updated Redis version**: Before deploying to production, thoroughly test the application to ensure compatibility and that no unforeseen issues arise due to the Redis chart update.

- **Continuously monitor the `bitnami` Helm repository and Redis releases**: Stay informed about any further updates or advisories related to the Redis chart to promptly address future vulnerabilities.

Without additional context such as deployment configurations, application-specific Redis usages, or details on the changes introduced in Redis chart version 20.0.1, no more detailed security assessment can be conducted based on this git diff.

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