Tailscale Kubernetes operator v1.90.5
The Tailscale Kubernetes operator adds IPv6 support and high-availability features to DNSConfig nameserver, including replica count configuration and pod tolerations. ProxyClass now supports dnsConfig and dnsPolicy fields for refined DNS specifications, and reconciler logs are now sent to the control plane.
A new release of the Tailscale Kubernetes operator is available. For guidance on installing and updating, refer to our installation instructions.
- New: DNSConfig nameserver supports Pods with IPv6 addresses and will serve AAAA records.
- New: DNSConfig nameserver supports specifying a replica count for high-availability deployment.
- New: DNSConfig nameserver supports specifying pod tolerations.
- New: ProxyClass now supports the
dnsConfiganddnsPolicyfields for refined DNS specifications. - Changed: Reconciler logs are now sent to the Tailscale control plane in addition to the core client logs that are already sent. As before, this can be disabled by setting the
TS_NO_LOGS_NO_SUPPORTenvironment variable totruewithin the operator deployment.
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