Tailscale Kubernetes operator v1.74.1
New Recorder CRD for deploying tsrecorder, support for specifying default ProxyClass, and improved RBAC role definitions with exact verbs instead of wildcards.
A new release of the Tailscale Kubernetes operator is available. For guidance on installing and updating, see installation instructions.
- New: Recorder CRD (custom resource) is added for deploying the Tailscale
tsrecorderto Kubernetes. - New: Default
ProxyClasscan now be specified for the Kubernetes Operator proxies. If you are using Helm, the defaultProxyClasscan be configured in theproxyConfig.defaultProxyClassHelm value or set usingPROXY_DEFAULT_CLASSenvironment variable. - Fixed: Wildcards in RBAC role definitions are replaced with exact verbs.
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