Tailscale Kubernetes operator v1.86.2
Released v1.86.2 of the Tailscale Kubernetes operator with multiple new features including the Tailscale Kubernetes proxy, kubectl session recording to tsrecorder, improved DNS and proxy group support, and fixes for tag validation and ProxyGroup reliability.
A new release of the Tailscale Kubernetes operator is available. For guidance on installing and updating, refer to our installation instructions.
- New: The first release of Tailscale Kubernetes proxy is available.
- New: Record
kubectl attachandkubectl debugsessions totsrecorder. - New: Helm chart outputs suggests next steps after installation.
- New:
ProxyGrouptypekube-apiserverfor running the API server proxy in a high-availability mode. - New:
ProxyClasscan use annotations instead of labels. We recommend using annotations, but labels will continue to work. - New: Custom Ingress class names are supported instead of the default
tailscaleclass name. - New: Static cluster IP for DNSConfig nameservers.
- New: Improved direct connectivity to
ProxyGroupPods by using external node IP addresses as static endpoints. - Fixed: Tags passed to Tailscale Kubernetes Services are validated using
tailscale.com/tagsannotation to validate ACL tags. - Fixed: Kubernetes operator validates that a cluster does not contain more than one Tailscale Kubernetes Service that refers to the same Tailscale Service.
- Fixed: Reliability of
ProxyGroupproxies when updated and restarted.
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