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  1. The AWS EKS Terraform module has been updated to 21 (see github.com/terraform-aws-modul). It unblocks support of AWS terraform provider 6.

    The new module has quite a lot of breaking changes, and it was time to migrate from the removed AWS auth module to the new recommended EKS access entries to grant users access to Kubernetes API (docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest).

    I upgraded my clusters and did some cleanup with the removal of AWS auth module.

  2. Upgrading from 1.31 to 1.32 on all my clusters went really smoothly. tool (github.com/doitintl/kube-no-tr) was helpful and the second check was done using the AWS own tool to detect API deprecated usage. Using to manage the nodes does provide high value when it’s time to upgrade to a new version.

  3. Just finished to upgrade five clusters to use a new CPU architecture for the nodes. From to CPU. Everything went smoothly, thanks to the usage of to generate multi-arch images !

  4. I had to tweak this timeout by using node-fetch instead of relying on the usual fetch method. And the problem was resolved !

    Things learned: whatever the number of times you’re going to read the changelog of a new release, it won’t prevent the unexpected. Take care when upgrading a dependency.

  5. Prometheus 3.0 has been released bringing new features and improvements while maintaining stability and compatibility.

    prometheus.io/blog/2024/11/14/