Tailscale Kubernetes operator v1.70.0
This release adds IPv6-only network stack support for FQDN-based egress proxies, includes a custom proxy status condition in Service status, and supports optional kubectl exec session recording. Also fixes cleanup of cluster resources for failed egress proxies.
A new release of the Tailscale Kubernetes operator is available. For guidance on installing and updating, see our installation instructions.
- New: Egress proxies specified by an FQDN now work also for IPv6-only network stacks.
- New: Tailscale
Servicestatus now includes a custom Tailscale proxy status condition. - New: Optionally record
kubectl execsessions. - Fixed: Cluster resources for failed egress proxies are now correctly cleaned up when the parent
Serviceis deleted.
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