Currently, the camunda-values.yaml
in the development profile specifies a standard
storage class for Kind but that
breaks when deploying to the cloud. As a temp hack, there's a camunda-values-2.yaml
with ssd
storage class
After the create-ebs-csi-addon
target in kuberenets-aws.mk file, you'll see an error
because there's no delay to allow the sa account to complete.
To fix this, run make annotate-ebs-csi-sa restart-ebs-csi-controller
kubectl annotate serviceaccount ebs-csi-controller-sa \
-n kube-system \
eks.amazonaws.com/role-arn=arn:aws:iam::487945211782:role/AmazonEKS_EBS_CSI_DriverRole_Cluster_dave-camunda-01 \
--overwrite
Error from server (NotFound): serviceaccounts "ebs-csi-controller-sa" not found
make: *** [annotate-ebs-csi-sa] Error 1
- Many improvements made in preparation for the Community Summit Workshop
- Updated profiles to use Camunda version 8.2.3 Helm Chart by default
- All non-tls profiles are using 8.2.3 of Camunda 8 Platform
- All tls profiles are using 8.3.0-alpha0 of Camunda 8 Platform
- Regression tested each cloud provider development profile
- Regression tested each cloud provider
ingress/nginx
profile - Regression tested each cloud provider
ingress/nginx/tls
profile - Enabled Connectors in profiles
- Fixed Azure networking issue related to Azure Load Balancer Health Probes. We add /healthz to load balancer paths by default
- The
deploy-models
target was moved out of the benchmark profile and refactored slightly to be more reusable. See examples inside bpmn/deploy-models.mk - renamed
kube-nginx
target in azure profile to be kube-azure
- This helm profile project existed since early 2022, but we did not start this CHANGELOG until May 2023.
- Before then, Helm profiles supported Camunda version 8.1.x