KubeCF Release v2.7.13

⚠️ WARNING: This will be the last release of KubeCF that will have Eirini supported as a scheduler. Going forward, as of the next minor release of KubeCF, we will be deprecating Eirini with only Diego as our planned scheduler, so please plan for this change if you are running Eirini and plan on upgrading in the future. Eirini will still be included in KubeCF as is, but if we run into problems bumping cf-deployment versions to address CVEs, it may be removed without further notice.

⚠️ WARNING: This will be the last release of KubeCF that will have updated SLE15 as a supported stack. Going forward, we will consume only cflinuxfs3 as a stack and we will no longer build updated rootfs and buildpacks with SLE15. Please start to plan on migrating any apps and deployments to rely on cflinuxfs3 if you consider on upgrading in the future.

Bug Fix(es)

• quarks (previously cf-operator) bump to 7.2.1 that contains several bug fixes tied to bootstraps, BOSH job template rendering and multi-AZ support
• Bumped suse-java-buildpack release to 4.36.0 #1690
• Bumped sle15 release to 26.14 #1689

Dependencies

Name	Version	Description
cf-operator	v7.2.1-0.gaeb6ef3	Processes BOSH deployments. Maps them to kube objects

Quick Fresh Installation

These are the basic guidelines to deploy KubeCF in a development environment. For more detailed information check here.

Before starting the deployment phase, make sure that the values.yaml file contains all the needed properties with valid values. For more information about the available properties check here.

Download the release bundle artifact extract the content to a local folder.

cf-operator

helm install cf-operator \
  --namespace cf-operator \
  --set "global.singleNamespace.name=kubecf" \
  cf-operator.tgz \
 --wait

KubeCF

Install KubeCF after setting the needed properties in your values.yaml.

helm install kubecf \
  --namespace kubecf \
  --values values.yaml \
  kubecf_release.tgz