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This unfortunately will break us due to changes in the CRD namespace. So we need to do this carefully.
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This PR contains the following updates:
0.31.0
->0.38.1
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Release Notes
mariadb-operator/mariadb-operator (mariadb-operator)
v0.38.1
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Run and operate MariaDB in a cloud native way
v0.38.0
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Run and operate MariaDB in a cloud native way
v0.37.1
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mariadb-operator
0.37.1 is here! 🦭We're excited to introduce TLS 🔐 support in this release, one of the major features of
mariadb-operator
so far! ✨ Check out the TLS docs, our example catalog and the release notes below to start using it.Issue certificates for
MariaDB
andMaxScale
Issuing and configuring TLS certificates for your instances has never been easier, you just need to set
tls.enabled=true
:A self-signed Certificate Authority (CA) will be automatically generated to issue leaf certificates for your instances. The operator will also manage a CA bundle that your applications can use in order to establish trust.
TLS will be enabled by default in
MariaDB
, but it will not enforced. You can enforce TLS connections by settingtls.required=true
to ensure that all connections are encrypted. In the case ofMaxScale
, TLS will only be enabled if you explicitly settls.enabled=true
or the referredMariaDB
(viamariaDbRef
) instance enforces TLS.Native integration with cert-manager
cert-manager is the de facto standard for managing certificates in Kubernetes. This certificate controller simplifies the automatic provisioning, management, and renewal of certificates. It supports a variety of certificate backends (e.g. in-cluster, Hashicorp Vault), which are configured using
Issuer
orClusterIssuer
resources.In your
MariaDB
andMaxScale
resources, you can directly referenceClusterIssuer
orIssuer
objects to seamlessly issue certificates:Under the scenes, the operator will create cert-manager's
Certificate
resources with all the required Subject Alternative Names (SANs) required by your instances. These certificates will be automatically managed by cert-manager and the CA bundle will be updated by the operator so you can establish trust with your instances.The advantage of this approach is that you can use any of the cert-manager's certificate backends, such as the in-cluster CA or HashiCorp Vault, and potentially reuse the same
Issuer
/ClusterIssuer
with multiple instances.Certificate rotation
Whether the certificates are managed by the operator or by cert-manager, they will be automatically renewed before expiration. Additionally, the operator will update the CA bundle whenever the CAs are rotated, temporarily retaining the old CA in the bundle to ensure a seamless update process.
In both scenarios, the standard update strategies apply, allowing you to control how the
Pods
are restarted during certificate rotation.TLS requirements for
Users
We have extended our
User
SQL resource to include TLS-specific requirements for user connections over TLS. For example, if you want to enforce the use of a valid x509 certificate for a user to connect:To restrict the subject of the user's certificate and/or require a specific issuer, you may set:
If any of these TLS requirements are not satisfied, the user will be unable to connect to the instance.
Automatic updates when Galera options are changed
Whenever Galera options are changed, for example, adding
providerOptions
:An update is now automatically triggered, and the
Pods
are restarted according to the configured update strategy.Community contributions
Huge thanks to our awesome contributors! 🙇
We value your feedback! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, please open an issue on GitHub. Your input is crucial to improve
mariadb-operator
🦭.Join us on Slack: MariaDB Community Slack.
What's Changed
MaxScale
by @mmontes11 in https://github.com/mariadb-operator/mariadb-operator/pull/1143Full Changelog: mariadb-operator/mariadb-operator@0.37.0...0.37.1
v0.37.0
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mariadb-operator
0.37.0 is here! 🦭We're excited to introduce TLS 🔐 support in this release, one of the major features of
mariadb-operator
so far! ✨ Check out the TLS docs, our example catalog and the release notes below to start using it.Issue certificates for
MariaDB
andMaxScale
Issuing and configuring TLS certificates for your instances has never been easier, you just need to set
tls.enabled=true
:A self-signed Certificate Authority (CA) will be automatically generated to issue leaf certificates for your instances. The operator will also manage a CA bundle that your applications can use in order to establish trust.
TLS will be enabled by default in
MariaDB
, but it will not enforced. You can enforce TLS connections by settingtls.required=true
to ensure that all connections are encrypted. In the case ofMaxScale
, TLS will only be enabled if you explicitly settls.enabled=true
or the referredMariaDB
(viamariaDbRef
) instance enforces TLS.Native integration with cert-manager
cert-manager is the de facto standard for managing certificates in Kubernetes. This certificate controller simplifies the automatic provisioning, management, and renewal of certificates. It supports a variety of certificate backends (e.g. in-cluster, Hashicorp Vault), which are configured using
Issuer
orClusterIssuer
resources.In your
MariaDB
andMaxScale
resources, you can directly referenceClusterIssuer
orIssuer
objects to seamlessly issue certificates:Under the scenes, the operator will create cert-manager's
Certificate
resources with all the required Subject Alternative Names (SANs) required by your instances. These certificates will be automatically managed by cert-manager and the CA bundle will be updated by the operator so you can establish trust with your instances.The advantage of this approach is that you can use any of the cert-manager's certificate backends, such as the in-cluster CA or HashiCorp Vault, and potentially reuse the same
Issuer
/ClusterIssuer
with multiple instances.Certificate rotation
Whether the certificates are managed by the operator or by cert-manager, they will be automatically renewed before expiration. Additionally, the operator will update the CA bundle whenever the CAs are rotated, temporarily retaining the old CA in the bundle to ensure a seamless update process.
In both scenarios, the standard update strategies apply, allowing you to control how the
Pods
are restarted during certificate rotation.TLS requirements for
Users
We have extended our
User
SQL resource to include TLS-specific requirements for user connections over TLS. For example, if you want to enforce the use of a valid x509 certificate for a user to connect:To restrict the subject of the user's certificate and/or require a specific issuer, you may set:
If any of these TLS requirements are not satisfied, the user will be unable to connect to the instance.
Automatic updates when Galera options are changed
Whenever Galera options are changed, for example, adding
providerOptions
:An update is now automatically triggered, and the
Pods
are restarted according to the configured update strategy.Community contributions
Huge thanks to our awesome contributors! 🙇
We value your feedback! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, please open an issue on GitHub. Your input is crucial to improve
mariadb-operator
🦭.Join us on Slack: MariaDB Community Slack.
What's Changed
0.37.0
by @mmontes11 in https://github.com/mariadb-operator/mariadb-operator/pull/1118New Contributors
Full Changelog: mariadb-operator/mariadb-operator@0.36.0...0.37.0
v0.36.0
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Run and operate MariaDB in a cloud native way
v0.35.1
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Run and operate MariaDB in a cloud native way
v0.35.0
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Run and operate MariaDB in a cloud native way
v0.34.0
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Run and operate MariaDB in a cloud native way
v0.33.0
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Run and operate MariaDB in a cloud native way
v0.32.0
Run and operate MariaDB in a cloud native way
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