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v0.8.3

2018-06-29

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Bug Fixes:

  • Don't restore backup and restore resources to avoid possible data corruption (#622, @ncdc)

v0.8.2

2018-06-01

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Bug Fixes:

  • Don't crash when a persistent volume claim is missing spec.volumeName (#520, @ncdc)

v0.8.1

2018-04-23

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Bug Fixes:

  • Azure: allow pre-v0.8.0 backups with disk snapshots to be restored and deleted (#446 #449, @skriss)

v0.8.0

2018-04-19

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Highlights:

  • Backup deletion has been completely revamped to make it simpler and less error-prone. As a user, you still use the ark backup delete command to request deletion of a backup and its associated cloud resources; behind the scenes, we've switched to using a new DeleteBackupRequest Custom Resource and associated controller for processing deletion requests.
  • We've reduced the number of required fields in the Ark config. For Azure, location is no longer required, and for GCP, project is not needed.
  • Ark now copies tags from volumes to snapshots during backup, and from snapshots to new volumes during restore.

Breaking Changes:

  • Ark has moved back to a single namespace (heptio-ark by default) as part of #383.

All New Features:

  • Add global --kubecontext flag to Ark CLI (#296, @blakebarnett)
  • Azure: support cross-resource group restores of volumes (#356 #378, @skriss)
  • AWS/Azure/GCP: copy tags from volumes to snapshots, and from snapshots to volumes (#341, @skriss)
  • Replace finalizer for backup deletion with DeleteBackupRequest custom resource & controller (#383 #431, @ncdc @nrb)
  • Don't log warnings during restore if an identical object already exists in the cluster (#405, @nrb)
  • Add bash & zsh completion support (#384, @containscafeine)

Bug Fixes / Other Changes:

  • Error from the Ark CLI if attempting to restore a non-existent backup (#302, @ncdc)
  • Enable running the Ark server locally for development purposes (#334, @ncdc)
  • Add examples to ark schedule create documentation (#331, @lypht)
  • GCP: Remove project requirement from Ark config (#345, @skriss)
  • Add --from-backup flag to ark restore create and allow custom restore names (#342 #409, @skriss)
  • Azure: remove location requirement from Ark config (#344, @skriss)
  • Add documentation/examples for storing backups in IBM Cloud Object Storage (#321, @roytman)
  • Reduce verbosity of hooks logging (#362, @skriss)
  • AWS: Add minimal IAM policy to documentation (#363 #419, @hopkinsth)
  • Don't restore events (#374, @sanketjpatel)
  • Azure: reduce API polling interval from 60s to 5s (#359, @skriss)
  • Switch from hostPath to emptyDir volume type for minio example (#386, @containscafeine)
  • Add limit ranges as a prioritized resource for restores (#392, @containscafeine)
  • AWS: Add documentation on using Ark with kube2iam (#402, @domderen)
  • Azure: add node selector so Ark pod is scheduled on a linux node (#415, @ffd2subroutine)
  • Error from the Ark CLI if attempting to get logs for a non-existent restore (#391, @containscafeine)
  • GCP: Add minimal IAM policy to documentation (#429, @skriss @jody-frankowski)

Upgrading from v0.7.1:

Ark v0.7.1 moved the Ark server deployment into a separate namespace, heptio-ark-server. As of v0.8.0 we've returned to a single namespace, heptio-ark, for all Ark-related resources. If you're currently running v0.7.1, here are the steps you can take to upgrade:

  1. Execute the steps from the Credentials and configuration section for your cloud:

    When you get to the secret creation step, if you don't have your credentials-ark file handy, you can copy the existing secret from your heptio-ark-server namespace into the heptio-ark namespace:

    kubectl get secret/cloud-credentials -n heptio-ark-server --export -o json | \
  jq '.metadata.namespace="heptio-ark"' | \
  kubectl apply -f -

  2. You can now safely delete the heptio-ark-server namespace:

    kubectl delete namespace heptio-ark-server

  3. Execute the commands from the Start the server section for your cloud: