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Go to Kubernetes APIThe Scaleway Block Volume Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver v0.2 will reach its end of support on January 31, 2025.
To ensure continued compatibility, we recommend upgrading to the latest version (v0.3) as soon as possible.
Refer to our dedicated documentation and learn how to upgrade: Managing Block Storage volumes with Scaleway CSI
Kubernetes Kapsule users can now restrict cluster access by specifying allowed IPs in CIDR notation. The default configuration 0.0.0.0/0
allows connections from all IPs.
Kosmos clusters require unrestricted access from Scaleway IP subnets. This security enhancement reduces the risk of unauthorized access. Find more information in the documentation.
Scaleway managed Kubernetes products will support the latest minor version 1.31
Elli until February 2026.
In addition to patch versions 1.31.0
, 1.31.1
, 1.31.2
, 1.31.3
, releases 1.30.1
, 1.30.2
, 1.30.3
, 1.29.2
to 1.29.6
, 1.28.8
to 1.28.11
, 1.27.11
to 1.27.15
, and 1.26.14
to 1.26.15
are also available.
Read our version support policy for more details on the 14-month support timeline.
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