6.3. Updating Kubernetes Clusters¶
When a new Kubernetes version becomes available, you can update your Kubernetes cluster to it. An update is non-disruptive for Kubernetes worker nodes, which means that these nodes are updated one by one, with the data availability unaffected. The Kubernetes API will be unavailable during an update, unless high availability is enabled for the master node.
Limitations:
You cannot update Kubernetes clusters with version 1.15.x to newer versions.
You cannot manage Kubernetes clusters in the self-service panel during an update.
Prerequisites:
A Kubernetes cluster is created, as described in Creating and Deleting Kubernetes Clusters.
6.3.1. Updating Kubernetes Cluster¶
Click a Kubernetes cluster that is marked with the Update available tag.
On the Kubernetes cluster pane, click Update in the Kubernetes version field.
In the Update window, select a Kubernetes version to update to and follow the provided link to read about API resources that are deprecated or obsoleted in the selected version. Then, click Update.
In the confirmation window, click Confirm. The update process will start.
Note
Do not manage Kubernetes virtual machines during the update as it may lead to disruption of the update process and cluster inoperability.