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Update Bottlerocket Dependencies #1936
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Sorry, I mistakenly marked this as ready for review while attempting to re-run the checks. This isn't ready just yet. |
^ Force pushed to fix the k8s 1.20 sha512sum, which was incorrect. |
I'm noticing these messages in the journal on the k8s-1.18 variant (so far):
These are "notice" level, and they first start occurring after SELinux begins initailization. Not sure yet where they are coming from, and they don't seem problematic, but I'll try and work out what's happening exactly. |
^ Force pushed to modify the |
Force pushed to swap the lookaside cache domain. |
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LGTM aside from existing comments.
Github actions build are failing due to not being able to fetch the aws-iam-authenticator vendor patch.
Upstream missed updating the vendored go dependencies for this release, so we apply a patch to update them.
^ The above force push just reworks how the go vendor patch is applied to |
Description of changes:
There are still a few dependencies referenced in open issues that I want to update before submitting this:
docker-*
packagesgrubCan't complete this in time for the upcoming release.CNICan't complete this in time for the upcoming release.Reviewer Notes:
Testing done:
Launched variants and ensured that clusters were joined and tasks could be successfully executed. Confirmed systemctl status running, dmesg and journal OK. Ran a pod/task OK. Made API changes OK.
Terms of contribution:
By submitting this pull request, I agree that this contribution is dual-licensed under the terms of both the Apache License, version 2.0, and the MIT license.