v3.7 Update 4 - SaaS

25 Nov, 2025

Amazon EKS

Kubernetes v1.34 Support

Benefit

Stay current with the latest Kubernetes release, unlocking new features and ongoing support.

Support for Kubernetes v1.34 is being added for Amazon EKS. This includes:

• Provisioning of new clusters with v1.34
• Upgrading existing clusters from earlier versions to v1.34

Amazon EKS Cluster (v1.34)

In-Place Upgrade

In-Place Upgrade Details

Node AMI Family

Benefit

Provides access to the latest Ubuntu 24.04 LTS AMIs, offering improved performance, security updates, and long-term support for EKS node groups.

We have added support for Ubuntu 24.04 and Ubuntu 24.04 Pro in the node AMI family for EKS node groups. These new AMI options provide access to the latest Ubuntu LTS release with enhanced features and security updates.

Cluster Override

Addon Override Matching by Version

Benefit

Enables more precise targeting of addon in cluster overrides by allowing matching based on both addon name and version, providing greater control over addon configurations.

We have enhanced the Cluster override for add ons to support version level matching. Overrides can now be matched not only by addon name but also by addon version. When a version is specified, the system matches overrides using both the addon name and version. If no version is specified, matching is performed using the addon name only.

For more information about this see Overrides Workflow and spec file

v1.1.54 - Terraform Provider

This update of the Terraform provider includes the following improvements and bug fixes.

Enhancements

The following enhancement have been added in this release:

• rafay_eks_cluster: Enhanced to support Ubuntu 24.04 and Ubuntu 24.04 Pro as AMI family options for EKS node groups
• rafay_cluster_override: Enhanced to support addon override matching by both addon name and version, enabling more precise targeting of addon configurations. Terraform example can be found in the documentation under the heading Addon override matching with addon name and version.

v3.7 Update 3 - SaaS

11 Nov, 2025

Blueprints

Support for Kustomize Add-ons

Benefit

Simplifies management and deployment of by leveraging native Kustomize capabilities.

Support is being added for Kustomize with this enhancement. Kustomize is a natively supported Kubernetes tool that allows users to customize raw, template-free YAML files for multiple environments.

With this update, a new add-on type called “Kustomize”, in addition to the existing Helm 3 and K8s YAML options is being made available. The workflow remains consistent with the current experience for Helm 3 and YAML-based add-ons, providing users with a familiar and unified deployment model.

Ability to Pull Artifacts from Remote URLs

Benefit

Provides more flexibility and reduces operational overhead by enabling direct deployment of Kubernetes manifests from external sources.

In some cases, customers want to deploy Kubernetes manifests directly from the internet without manually downloading and managing them in internal repositories. To support this, a new option — “Pull files from URL” — is being introduced.

In addition to the existing “Upload files manually” and “Pull files from repository” options, users can now specify a remote URL to automatically fetch and deploy artifacts, streamlining the workflow and minimizing manual steps.

v1.1.53 - Terraform Provider

This update of the Terraform provider includes the following improvements and bug fixes.

Enhancements

The following enhancements have been added in this release:

• rafay_addon and rafay_workload: Enhanced to add Web YAML and Kustomize support in these resources. You can find the example references in the documentation.

• Credential Fetching: Enhanced to support fetching credentials like API key from secret management tools like Vault. For example you can configure the provider to fetch credentials from Vault using:

provider "rafay" {
  api_key       = data.vault_kv_secret_v2.rafay.data.api_key
  rest_endpoint = data.vault_kv_secret_v2.rafay.data.endpoint
  project       = data.vault_kv_secret_v2.rafay.data.project
}

For more information, see the direct credentials in provider configuration documentation.

Bug Fixes

v3.7 Update 2 - SaaS

04 Nov, 2025

Upstream Kubernetes for Bare Metal and VMs

Automated Binary Cleanup on Cluster and Node Deletion

Benefit

Ensures complete cleanup of binaries and libraries installed during cluster provisioning, preventing leftover artifacts and reducing manual cleanup efforts.

When deleting a cluster or node, the platform now automatically runs conjurer -d to remove all binaries and libraries that were installed during cluster bring-up or conjurer execution. This enhancement ensures:

• Cluster Deletion: During cluster deletion, conjurer -d is executed at the end of the process to remove all binaries installed on the nodes as part of cluster provisioning or conjurer runs.

• Node Deletion: When deleting a node that is up and running, the platform removes the node from the platform and automatically runs conjurer -d on the node to remove all installed libraries that were added during cluster bring up.

This automated cleanup process helps maintain clean infrastructure and prevents accumulation of leftover binaries and libraries on nodes.

Bug Fixes