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Container Service for Kubernetes:raven-agent-ds

Last Updated:Jan 16, 2024

raven-agent-ds is a cloud-edge communication component used in ACK Edge clusters. This topic introduces raven-agent-ds and describes the usage notes and release notes for raven-agent-ds.

Introduction

By default, the raven-agent-ds component is automatically installed in ACK Edge clusters. This component is deployed as a DaemonSet and uses the host network mode.

In tunnel mode, VXLAN devices, forwarding databases (FDBs), and routes are configured on cluster nodes and IPsec-VPN connections are established to allow containers in the cloud and containers at the edge to communicate. In proxy mode, a Layer 7 proxy service is enabled on the gateway node for cloud-edge communication, including cloud-edge O&M and cloud-edge monitoring. For more information, see Overview of the cloud-edge communication component Raven.

Usage notes

Only ACK Edge clusters that run Kubernetes 1.26.3 and later support raven-agent-ds.

By default, raven-agent-ds is automatically installed in ACK Edge clusters and the proxy mode is enabled. For more information about the usage nodes and configuration procedure, see Work with the cloud-edge communication component Raven. For more information about raven-agent-ds, see Overview of the cloud-edge communication component Raven.

Release notes

November 2023

Version

Image address

Description

Release date

Impact

v0.4.1

registry-{.{regionId}}-vpc.ack.aliyuncs.com/acs/raven-agent:v0.4.1

  • The ARM64 architecture is supported.

  • Edge nodes can be connected to the cloud through Internet connections and Express Connect circuits at the same time.

2023-11-20

No impact on workloads

October 2023

Version

Image address

Description

Release date

Impact

v0.4.0

registry-{.{regionId}}-vpc.ack.aliyuncs.com/acs/raven-agent:v0.4.0

  • Cloud-edge container communication is supported by the tunnel mode.

  • Cloud-edge O&M tunnels are supported by the proxy mode.

2023-10-25

No impact on workloads