0.4.0
Pre-release
Pre-release
Breaking changes:
- The
--ssh-key
option when creating a new cluster now takes an actual SSH public key instead of the name of an AWS SSH key resource. - Terraform 0.8 is now required.
- Clusters must use Kubernetes 1.5.0 or higher. Options are now passed to the Kubernetes cluster components which will not work with earlier versions.
New features:
- Provide as many public SSH keys as you want via the
--ssh-key
option when creating a cluster, and they will be added to the authorized keys file on each server in the cluster. - New Terraform output:
internet_gateway_id
, the ID of the cluster's Internet Gateway resource. - The Kubernetes API server now verifies the X.509 certificate when making HTTPS requests to the kubelet.
- The Kubernetes API server now authenticates with the kublet using its X.509 client certificate.
OpenPGP public key for verifying the SHA-256 checksum: https://keybase.io/jimmycuadra/key.asc