The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) released Kubernetes 1.29 named Mandala last month. The latest release introduces new features such as load balancer IP mode for services,  mutable pod reso

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Kubernetes 1.29 introduces new features such as load balancer IP mode, mutable pod resources for Windows containers, and nftables support for kube-proxy. KMS v2 encryption at rest and a new access mode called ReadWriteOncePod for persistent volumes are also included.

Kubernetes 1.29 Released with KMS V2 Improvements and nftables Support