v2.27.1 Armory Enterprise Release LTS (Spinnaker™ v1.27.0)
2021/11/18 Release Notes
Note: If you’re experiencing production issues after upgrading Spinnaker, rollback to a previous working version and please report issues to http://go.armory.io/support.
Required Operator version
To install, upgrade, or configure Armory 2.27.1, use the following Operator version:
- Armory Operator 1.4.0 or later
Security
Armory scans the codebase as we develop and release software. Contact your Armory account representative for information about CVE scans for this release.
Breaking changes
Breaking changes are kept in this list for 3 minor versions from when the change is introduced. For example, a breaking change introduced in 2.21.0 appears in the list up to and including the 2.24.x releases. It would not appear on 2.25.x release notes.
Halyard deprecation
Halyard is no longer supported for installing Armory Enterprise 2.27.0 and later. Use the Operator. For more information, see Halyard Deprecation.
Plugin compatibility
Due to changes in the underlying services, older versions of some plugins may not work with Armory Enterprise 2.27.x or later.
The following table lists the plugins and their required minimum version:
Plugin | Version |
---|---|
Armory Agent for Kubernetes Clouddriver Plugin | 0.10.0 |
App Name | 0.2.0 |
AWS Lambda | 1.0.9 |
Evaluate Artifacts | 0.1.1 |
External Accounts | 0.2.0 |
Observability Plugin | 1.3.1 |
Policy Engine | 0.2.1-rc |
Known issues
Bake failures
The Packer version included with Rosco disregards package overrides that use the -var-file=
option. This may cause bakes to fail.
Affected versions: 2.22.2 and later
SpEL expressions and artifact binding
There is an issue where it appears that SpEL expressions are not being evaluated properly in artifact declarations (such as container images) for events such as the Deploy Manifest stage. What is actually happening is that an artifact binding is overriding the image value.
Workaround:
2.27.x or later: Disable artifact binding by adding the following parameter to the stage JSON: enableArtifactBinding: false
.
2.26.x or later: Change the artifact binding behavior in spec.spinnakerConfig.profiles.clouddriver
(Operator) or clouddriver-local.yml
(Halyard) to the following, which causes artifacts to only bind the version when the tag is missing:
kubernetes:
artifact-binding:
docker-image: match-name-only
This setting only binds the version when the tag is missing, such as image: nginx
without a version number.
Affected versions: 2.26.x and later
Pipelines as Code GitHub comments
There is a known issue where Pipelines as Code can generate hundreds of comments in a GitHub Pull Request (PR) when updates are made, such as when a module that is used by multiple dinghyfiles
gets changed. These comments may prevent the GitHub UI from loading or related API calls may lead to rate limiting.
Affected versions: 2.26.x and later
Workaround:
You can either manually resolve the comments so that you can merge any PRs or turn the notifications that Pipelines as Code sends to GitHub.
For information about about how to disable this functionality, see GitHub Notifications.
Highlighted updates
Deployment targets
General fixes
- Fixed an NPE related to the
kubesvcCredentialsLoader
. - Fixed an issue where new namespaces failed to get created as part of a Deploy Manifest Stage. This issue occurred because of a validation problem.
- The Clouddriver service is now more resilient when starting. Previously, the service failed to start if an account that gets added has permission errors.
- Fixed an issue where a stage never completes if the manifest getting deployed is of the kind
CSIDriver
.
AWS Lambda
Note that these updates also require v1.0.9 of the AWS Lambda plugin.
- Fixed an issue in the UI where a stack trace gets displayed when you try to view functions.
- Fixed an issue where the UI did not show functions for an application if there are no configured clusters. Functions now appear instead of a 404 error.
- Caching behavior and performance have been improved. The changes include fixes for the following issues:
- The Lambda API returns request conflicts (HTTP status 409).
- Event Source Mapping of ARNs fails after initially succeeding. This occured during the Lambda Event Configuration Task.
- Underscores (_) in environment variable names caused validation errors.
- An exception related to event configs occurred intermittently during the Lambda Event Configuration Task.
- Lambda function creation using the Deploy Lambda stage failed causing subsequent runs of the pipeline to encounter an error that states the function already exists.
- The Lambda Cache Refresh Task did not refresh the cache. This led to issues where downstream tasks referenced older versions.
- A permission issue caused the Infrastructure view in the UI (Deck) to not display Lambda functions.
Cloud Foundry
-
Improved the resiliency of the Cloud Foundry provider. Invalid permissions for a caching agent, such as if permissions are missing for one region, no longer cause all deployments to that account to fail.
-
Improved the caching behavior for the provider. Previously, the cache on a dedicated caching pod (such as when cache sharding or HA is enabled) may not have been updated if a different pod performed an operation that modifies the cache. This led to situations where the Cloud Foundry provider attempts actions for Server Groups that no longer existed. You can configure this behavior with the following properties:
expireAfterWrite
: the amount of time (in seconds) to wait before expiring the cache after a write operationexpireAfterAccess
: the amount of time (in seconds) to wait before expiring the cache after a access operation
-
Improved error handling when a caching agent has insufficient permissions. A
RuntimeException
no longer occurs.
-
Added an Unbind Service Stage to the Cloud Foundry provider. Services must be unbound before they can be deleted. Use this stage prior to a Destroy Service stage. Alternatively, you can unbind all services before they are deleted in the Destroy Service stage by selecting the checkbox in the stage to do this.
-
Improved error handling when a Deploy Service stage fails
-
The Cloud Foundry provider now supports the following manifest attributes:
- Processes Health
- Timeout
- Random route
-
Fixed an issue where attributes that involved
health-check-type
parameters were not respected. Armory Enterprise (Spinnaker) now allows single parameters, such astimeout
, to be set. Note that Armory Enterprise does not perform validation on parameters, so you may encounter runtime exceptions for Cloud Foundry if you provide invalid parameters.
Instance registration
When you log in to the UI, you are prompted to register your Armory Enterprise (Spinnaker) instance. When you register an instance, Armory provides you with a client ID and client secret that you add to your Operator manifest.
Registration is required for certain features to work.
Note that registration does not automatically turn on Armory Diagnostics. This means that registration does not send information about your apps and pipelines to Armory. If you are sending diagnostic information to Armory, registering your deployment ensures that Armory can know which logs are yours, improving Armory’s ability to provide support.
For more information, see Instance Registration.
Plugin compatibility
Due to changes in the underlying services, older versions of some plugins may not work with Armory Enterprise 2.27.x or later.
The following table lists the plugins and their required minimum version:
Plugin | Version |
---|---|
Armory Agent for Kubernetes Clouddriver Plugin | 0.10.0 |
App Name | 0.2.0 |
AWS Lambda | 1.0.9 |
Evaluate Artifacts | 0.1.1 |
External Accounts | 0.2.0 |
Observability Plugin | 1.3.1 |
Policy Engine | 0.2.1-rc |
Detailed updates
Bill Of Materials (BOM)
Here’s the BOM for this version.
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version: 2.27.1
timestamp: "2021-11-04 21:25:35"
services:
clouddriver:
commit: a9bd461d8e5e862925b4c04f77774da97e2ecd73
version: 2.27.1
deck:
commit: 8912ef4f4a4f171384497b787aee0e83847ffd5c
version: 2.27.1
dinghy:
commit: 71f2ed003fe6b75d8e4f43e800725f2ff3a8a1fe
version: 2.27.1
echo:
commit: 5ec4a67ff921c2bdefc776dda03a0780ff853bcf
version: 2.27.1
fiat:
commit: f23a1b97346816afc4e8e85dfc3ac137282af64a
version: 2.27.1
front50:
commit: f6339ea78bf6edc39250289b1a9e5545d53bc94f
version: 2.27.1
gate:
commit: 68ccfd60091751f192cebde89572fe555b914ea5
version: 2.27.1
igor:
commit: 9f4db42f060f6fb45aad4c038525d71528a2f9f5
version: 2.27.1
kayenta:
commit: 1cdf69a42c359a1f12077b6b1cba5606ac3e5daf
version: 2.27.1
monitoring-daemon:
version: 2.26.0
monitoring-third-party:
version: 2.26.0
orca:
commit: 522655a252c5a1a97f7745fe622ba06bccb99a8c
version: 2.27.1
rosco:
commit: ac6fe57054e435c6058911c4caa177cba5fa64b3
version: 2.27.1
terraformer:
commit: 5e69c32279c6516047eaf6de261d3632095677aa
version: 2.27.1
dependencies:
redis:
version: 2:2.8.4-2
artifactSources:
dockerRegistry: docker.io/armory
Armory
Armory Orca - 2.27.0…2.27.1
- [create-pull-request] automated change (#335) (#367)
- [create-pull-request] automated change (#371) (#372)
- Revert “[create-pull-request] automated change (#371) (#372)” (#373)
Armory Deck - 2.27.0…2.27.1
Armory Echo - 2.27.0…2.27.1
Armory Front50 - 2.27.0…2.27.1
- chore(build): remove platform build (#311)
- chore(cd): update base service version to front50:2021.10.28.01.40.53.release-1.27.x (#324)
Armory Igor - 2.27.0…2.27.1
Terraformer™ - 2.27.0…2.27.1
- Updating Terraform Versions 1.0.8 1.0.9 (#444) (#445)
Armory Rosco - 2.27.0…2.27.1
- [create-pull-request] automated change (#286) (#309)
Armory Clouddriver - 2.27.0…2.27.1
- [create-pull-request] automated change (#364) (#457)
- chore(cd): update base service version to clouddriver:2021.10.12.23.25.53.release-1.27.x (#462)
- chore(cd): update base service version to clouddriver:2021.10.12.23.52.07.release-1.27.x (#463)
- chore(cd): update base service version to clouddriver:2021.10.18.21.53.46.release-1.27.x (#466)
- chore(cd): update base service version to clouddriver:2021.10.19.23.47.12.release-1.27.x (#467)
- chore(cd): update base service version to clouddriver:2021.11.01.21.19.09.release-1.27.x (#476)
- chore(cd): update base service version to clouddriver:2021.11.02.19.30.35.release-1.27.x (#478)
- chore(cd): update base service version to clouddriver:2021.11.03.20.45.14.release-1.27.x (#480)
Dinghy™ - 2.27.0…2.27.1
Armory Kayenta - 2.27.0…2.27.1
- [create-pull-request] automated change (#268) (#280)
Armory Gate - 2.27.0…2.27.1
- [create-pull-request] automated change (#305) (#328)
- Rebuild artifacts (#336)
- chore(release): Bump armory header version (#337) (#338)
Armory Fiat - 2.27.0…2.27.1
- [create-pull-request] automated change (#232) (#256)
- [create-pull-request] automated change (#261) (#262)
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