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Vitess Operator

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Compatibility

Vitess Operator depends on Vitess libraries and Kubernetes libraries that each support a limited range of Vitess and Kubernetes versions, respectively. These limitations mean each Vitess Operator version is only guaranteed to be compatible with certain Vitess and Kubernetes versions, as shown in this table:

Vitess Operator Version Recommended Vitess Versions Recommended Kubernetes Versions
v2.11.* v18.0.* v1.22.*, v1.23.*, v1.24.*, or v1.25.*
v2.12.* v19.0.* v1.25.*, v1.26.*, v1.27.*, or v1.28.*
v2.13.* v20.0.* v1.25.*, v1.26.*, v1.27.*, or v1.28.*
latest latest v1.25.*, v1.26.*, v1.27.*, or v1.28.*

If for some reason you must attempt to use versions outside the recommend window, we still welcome bug reports since a workaround might be possible. However, in some cases we may be unable to overcome the underlying limitations in our dependencies.

Release Cycle

For each major release of Vitess there will be a minor release of the vitess-operator. Each minor release of the vitess-operator follows the same lifecycle as Vitess' releases: 1-year-long lifespan leading to an EOL the same day as the corresponding Vitess major release.

We might make new patch releases on an as- needed basis or when doing a patch release of Vitess. Doing a patch release of Vitess does not necessarily mean that there will be a corresponding patch release of the vitess-operator. The release lead will make a decision based on what has changed in the operator since the last patch or major release.

Supported Kubernetes Versions

Our goal for Kubernetes is for the latest Vitess Operator release to be compatible with the latest Kubernetes version that's Generally Available on all of GKE, EKS, and AKS. If we need to update our Kubernetes library dependencies to keep the target Kubernetes version in our compatibility window, we'll update HEAD of Vitess Operator and then cut a new minor release once we're confident in the new pairing.

Build

This secton describes how to build your own Vitess Operator binaries and images. See the Getting Started guides above if you just want to deploy Vitess Operator from pre-built images.

Build Docker image

From this directory, run:

make build IMAGE_NAME=your.registry/vitess/operator

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to this project, please refer to the contributing readme