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Talos now starts a text-based UI dashboard on virtual console /dev/tty2 and switches to it by default upon boot.
Kernel logs remain available on /dev/tty1.
To switch TTYs, use the Alt+F1 through Alt+F2 keys.
You can disable this behavior by setting the kernel parameter talos.dashboard.disabled=1.
This behavior is disabled by default on SBCs.
etcd Maintenance
Talos adds new APIs to make it easier to perform etcd maintenance operations.
These APIs are available via new talosctl etcd sub-commands:
Talos now supports automatically loading kernel drivers built as modules.
If any system extensions or the Talos base kernel build provides kernel modules and if they matches the system hardware (via PCI IDs), they will be loaded automatically.
Modules can still be loaded explicitly by defining it in machine configuration.
Kernel Modules Tree
Talos now supports re-building the kernel modules dependency tree information on upgrades.
This allows modules of same name to co-exist as in-tree and external modules.
System Extensions can provide modules installed into extras directory and when loading it'll take precendence over the in-tree module.
Machine Configuration
Strategic merge config patches correctly support merging .vlans sections of the network interface.
Reset API Enhancements
Talos now supports resetting user disks through the Reset API,
the list of disks to wipe is set using the --user-disks-to-wipe parameter in talosctl.
Additionally, the Reset API can now function in maintenance mode
and has the capability to wipe the node's system disk (partial wipe is not supported).
b7763843a feat: add install script that improves talosctl installation user experience This install script detects the platform and architecture, and downloads the correct talosctl, and checks the gpg checksums. It also installs and chmods the binary.
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Talos 1.4.0-alpha.2 (2023-02-28)
Welcome to the v1.4.0-alpha.2 release of Talos!
This is a pre-release of Talos
Please try out the release binaries and report any issues at
https://github.com/siderolabs/talos/issues.
Registry Mirror Catch-All Option
Talos now supports a catch-all option for registry mirrors:
Talos Dashboard on TTY2
Talos now starts a text-based UI dashboard on virtual console
/dev/tty2
and switches to it by default upon boot.Kernel logs remain available on
/dev/tty1
.To switch TTYs, use the
Alt+F1
throughAlt+F2
keys.You can disable this behavior by setting the kernel parameter
talos.dashboard.disabled=1
.This behavior is disabled by default on SBCs.
etcd Maintenance
Talos adds new APIs to make it easier to perform etcd maintenance operations.
These APIs are available via new
talosctl etcd
sub-commands:talosctl etcd alarm list|disarm
talosctl etcd defrag
talosctl etcd status
See also etcd maintenance guide.
Kernel Modules
Talos now supports automatically loading kernel drivers built as modules.
If any system extensions or the Talos base kernel build provides kernel modules and if they matches the system hardware (via PCI IDs), they will be loaded automatically.
Modules can still be loaded explicitly by defining it in machine configuration.
Kernel Modules Tree
Talos now supports re-building the kernel modules dependency tree information on upgrades.
This allows modules of same name to co-exist as in-tree and external modules.
System Extensions can provide modules installed into
extras
directory and when loading it'll take precendence over the in-tree module.Machine Configuration
Strategic merge config patches correctly support merging
.vlans
sections of the network interface.Reset API Enhancements
Talos now supports resetting user disks through the Reset API,
the list of disks to wipe is set using the
--user-disks-to-wipe
parameter intalosctl
.Additionally, the Reset API can now function in maintenance mode
and has the capability to wipe the node's system disk (partial wipe is not supported).
Component Updates
Talos is built with Go 1.20.1.
Contributors
Changes
129 commits
--context
intalosctl config
cmd--force
flag totalosctl gen config
config.json
watchErr
frommetal.getResource
Changes since v1.4.0-alpha.1
47 commits
--context
intalosctl config
cmd--force
flag totalosctl gen config
config.json
Changes from siderolabs/discovery-api
1 commit
Changes from siderolabs/discovery-client
1 commit
Changes from siderolabs/extras
6 commits
Changes from siderolabs/gen
2 commits
slice.Filter
result slice cap to lenChanges from siderolabs/go-blockdevice
1 commit
Changes from siderolabs/go-kubernetes
2 commits
Changes from siderolabs/go-smbios
1 commit
Changes from siderolabs/pkgs
30 commits
/bin
inbase
Changes from siderolabs/tools
20 commits
Dependency Changes
Previous release can be found at v1.3.0
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