KLTS, known as Kubernetes Long Term Support, provides free maintenance support for early Kubernetes versions for up to three years, actively fix the CVE vulnerabilities and critical bugs, to help many enterprise users to stay with early Kubernetes versions.
Below lists the status of each release image and package and you can click any to learn the detailed logs.
Images | Packages | |
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v1.24.5 | ||
v1.23.8 | ||
v1.22.11 | ||
v1.21.14 | ||
v1.20.15 | ||
v1.19.16 | ||
v1.18.20 | ||
v1.17.17 | ||
v1.16.15 | ||
v1.15.12 | ||
v1.14.10 | ||
v1.13.12 | ||
v1.12.10 | ||
v1.11.10 | ||
v1.10.13 |
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CVEs that were cherry-pick approved and merged after pull requests
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Kubernetes-related CVEs that were found and listed on cve.org recently
You can directly check out the specified release by running the following code. For details about the releases provided by KLTS, see ./releases.yml
make v1.19.16-lts.3
Since the repos branch is used as a software source for RPM and DEB and direct cloning is very large, you can try to only clone a single branch as follows.
git clone --single-branch -b main https://github.com/klts-io/kubernetes-lts
Run the following code to build your image:
make build-image
Check more images from Images artifacts.
Run the following code to build the client and server:
make build-binaries
For details about Kubernetes patch releases, see patch release.
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