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edge-20.7.4 #4785
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* Added fish shell completions to the `linkerd` command (thanks @WLun001!) | ||
* Enabled the support for EndpointSlices (thanks @Matei207!) | ||
* Separated prometheus checks and made them runnable only when there the add-on |
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I think we have an extra "there" in here:
"Separated prometheus checks and made them runnable only when the add-on is enabled"
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This edge release brings support for EndpointSlices. |
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It might be nice to have a little more discussion of what endpoint slices are, what this change means for the user, etc. Maybe:
This edge release brings support for EndpointSlices. | |
This edge release adds support for the new Kubernetes [EndpointSlice] resource to | |
the Destination controller. Using the EndpointSlice API is more efficient for the | |
Kubernetes control plane than using the Endpoints API. If the cluster supports | |
EndpointSlices (a beta feature in Kubernetes 1.17), Linkerd can be installed with | |
```console | |
linkerd install --enable-endpoint-slices |
to use this resource rather than the Endpoints API.
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A couple more things. Once they're addressed, this looks great to me!
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beautiful, lgtm!
## edge-20.7.4 This edge release adds support for the new Kubernetes [EndpointSlice] resource to the Destination controller. Using the EndpointSlice API is more efficient for the Kubernetes control plane than using the Endpoints API. If the cluster supports EndpointSlices (a beta feature in Kubernetes 1.17), Linkerd can be installed with `--enable-endpoint-slices` flag to use this resource rather than the Endpoints API. * Added fish shell completions to the `linkerd` command (thanks @WLun001!) * Enabled the support for EndpointSlices (thanks @Matei207!) * Separated prometheus checks and made them runnable only when the add-on is enabled Signed-off-by: Zahari Dichev <[email protected]>
## edge-20.7.4 This edge release adds support for the new Kubernetes [EndpointSlice] resource to the Destination controller. Using the EndpointSlice API is more efficient for the Kubernetes control plane than using the Endpoints API. If the cluster supports EndpointSlices (a beta feature in Kubernetes 1.17), Linkerd can be installed with `--enable-endpoint-slices` flag to use this resource rather than the Endpoints API. * Added fish shell completions to the `linkerd` command (thanks @WLun001!) * Enabled the support for EndpointSlices (thanks @Matei207!) * Separated prometheus checks and made them runnable only when the add-on is enabled Signed-off-by: Zahari Dichev <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Eric Solomon <[email protected]>
edge-20.7.4
This edge release adds support for the new Kubernetes
EndpointSlice
resource to the Destination controller. Using the EndpointSlice API is more
efficient for the Kubernetes control plane than using the Endpoints API. If
the cluster supports EndpointSlices (a beta feature in Kubernetes 1.17),
Linkerd can be installed with
--enable-endpoint-slices
flag to use thisresource rather than the Endpoints API.
linkerd
command (thanks @WLun001!)is enabled
Signed-off-by: Zahari Dichev [email protected]