June#

June 3#

The Kubernetes Clusters service is available in beta. The web interface has got a separate section for creating and managing Kubernetes clusters. Information about deployed clusters is displayed in the cluster table, while details of a specific cluster are shown on the respective resource page. The new service makes it possible to:
- quickly deploy clusters with the desired set of additional services: Ingress Controller, EBS provider, and Docker Registry;
- scale the cluster by changing the number of its nodes;
- monitor the cluster status in the web interface;
- use K2 Cloud volumes as persistent volumes in Kubernetes.
Multiple VPCs can be connected to one customer gateway via VPN.
Event reports in the Activity Log are now generated using background tasks.
Project and user tables can be searched and sorted by main fields.
If no routing table is explicitly associated with a subnet, the table and subnet page will display information about the main routing table. The routing table displays information about all subnets associated with it explicitly or implicitly.
A routing table selector is added to the subnet page.
The Information tab is added to the object page in the Buckets section.
The Volumes tab of the Tariff section has become much more informative.

A rare bug, which caused a VPN connection to hang, was fixed.
VPN connections remain stable during routine maintenance.
Fixing an error occurred when an IP address was obtained from a DHCP server, and there were many simultaneous requests to create network interfaces.
The Unsubscribe button in notification emails is clickable again.
The Start and Stop buttons remain active when the instance is in the crashed state.
The dialog window used to download your own SSH key is resized and can be scrolled.
When opening any dialog window, data in the resource table is not updated.
Filters in the Snapshots table and in the Creating a new volume from snapshot dialog are displayed correctly.

Methods CreateKeyPair and ImportKeyPair now support SSH-key tagging during creation.

When a new user logs into the cloud for the first time, the password change window is displayed.
Notification settings in the IAM section and user profile are fixed.

The Subnets section now supports creating default subnets. It can be created only in the default VPC and only in those availability zones that do not have a default subnet.
When creating a new project in the default VPC, default subnets are created for each availability zone.
When creating an instance using API, you no longer need to specify the subnet, since the instance will be launched in the default subnet.
Quotas are added for the number of Kubernetes clusters in a company and the number of worker nodes in them.
To manage a Kubernetes cluster, users can be assigned the Kubernetes administrator and Kubernetes EBS Provider user roles. Users with the Cloud Administrator role are now granted cluster management rights.
Pagination is added for the Metadata tab on the object page.

The snapshot creation progress (in percent) is displayed in the table in the Snapshots section and the snapshot page.