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Learn how to create, manage and delete a Kubernetes cluster in a few steps.
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Managed Kubernetes allows you to create and manage Kubernetes clusters in just a few clicks, scale effortlessly and focus on your applications.
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Concepts
Core concepts that give you a better understanding of Kubernetes Kapsule and Kosmos.
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Check our guides to creating and managing Kubernetes clusters and their features.
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Guides to help you configuring your cluster and its advanced configuration.
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Kubernetes API
Learn how to create and manage your Kubernetes clusters through the API.
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Kubernetes
Scaleway managed Kubernetes products will support the latest minor version 1.30 Uwubernetes until September 2025.
In addition to patch versions 1.30.1, 1.30.2, and 1.30.3, releases 1.29.2 to 1.29.6, 1.28.8 to 1.28.11, 1.27.11 to 1.27.15, and 1.26.14 to 1.26.15 are also available.
Read our newest version support policy for more details on the 14-month support timeline.
Kubernetes
A security regression (CVE-2006-5051) was discovered in OpenSSH’s server (sshd).
To address this issue, Ubuntu 22.04 images used in the Kapsule Kubernetes service have been patched. The patch will be automatically applied to all newly created nodes in managed clusters.
Additionally, the patch will be automatically applied to existing nodes.
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DeprecatedKubernetes worker nodes with NAT IPs
Starting this deprecation cycle, existing Kubernetes Kapsule or Kosmos worker nodes can be moved from NAT IPs to Routed IPs.
With Routed IPs, your worker nodes will receive a flexible IP address, maintaining IP consistency even if the Instance is restarted or the hypervisor is changed.
NAT IPs will reach end of life on October 1st, 2024.
- All information on the migration methods are provided in our documentation about moving Kubernetes nodes to routed IPs.
- Read our blog post to find out more about the changes behind this evolution.
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