v0.6.8

Commands Affected

• eks cleanup-security-group (docs)

Description

We discovered a bug in the retry logic that handles ENIs detached before the request to detach can be sent, but there is no error returned.

Reference

• #105

v0.6.7

Commands Affected

• eks cleanup-security-group (docs)

Description

We discovered a bug in the logic that handles errors for the case when the ENI is detached before the request to detach can be sent.

Reference

• #104

v0.6.6

Commands Affected

• eks cleanup-security-group (docs)

Description

We increased the timeout for deleting resources leftover after destroying the EKS cluster.

Reference

• #103

v0.6.5

New Commands Added

• eks cleanup-security-group (docs)
• eks schedule-coredns ec2 (docs)
• eks schedule-coredns fargate (docs)

Description

We have added new commands to help with cleaning up security groups associated with an EKS cluster, and to toggle the CoreDNS service between scheduling on Fargate and EC2 worker types.

Reference

• #100
• #102

v0.6.4

Commands Affected

• eks verify

Description

eks verify now uses the right kubergrunt executable, which is the currently running kubergrunt binary. Before, it was assuming that the currently running kubergrunt binary was in the PATH environment variable. That is not always the case, and it's safer to use os.Executable() to get the absolute path of kubergrunt.

Reference

• #99

v0.6.3

Commands Affected

• eks sync-core-components

Description

eks sync-core-components now supports Kubernetes version 1.18.

Reference

• #98

v0.6.2

Commands Affected

• eks sync-core-components

Description

The VPC CNI version that kubergrunt eks sync-core-components will upgrade to has been bumped to the latest version recommended by AWS (v1.7.5).

Reference

• #97

v0.6.1

Commands Affected

• eks sync-core-components [NEW]

Description

This introduces kubergrunt eks sync-core-components, which can be used to roll out updates to the core components of an EKS cluster after upgrading the Kubernetes version. Refer to the AWS docs on the topic for more details.

Reference

• #96

v0.6.0

Commands Affected

• helm [REMOVED]

Description

The helm subcommand was removed in this release, now that Helm v2 is scheduled for end of life.

The compilation and build steps have also been switched to go modules instead of dep.

Reference

• #95

v0.5.13

Commands Affected

None

Description

Starting this release, we will publish sha256 checksums with our binaries.

Special thanks

Special thanks to @DrFaust92 for their contribution!

Reference

• #89