Regardless of whether you use the quick-start or the manual setup,
you need to run:
`az provider register --namespace 'Microsoft.ContainerInstance'`
on your account. Move up from the 'Manual' section.
This allows for more specificity when setting taint tolerations for
workloads. Three new env variables are introduced:
VKUBELET_TAINT_KEY (defaults to `virtual-kubelet.io/provider`)
VKUBELET_TAINT_VALUE (defaults to provider name)
VKUBELET_TAINT_EFFECT (defaults to `NoSchedule`)
BREAKING CHANGES:
- The default taint key of `azure.com/aci` is now
`virtual-kubelet.io/provider`.
- Specifying a custom taint key is now done via an environment variable
rather than the `--taint` command line flag.
CHANGES:
- Added an appVersion and icon to helm Chart.yaml
- Refactored to use `required` in chart manifests rather than
outputting an error message in notes
- Namespaced `name` and `fullname` template partials to `vk`
- Enabled rbac apiVersion configuration
- Removed role-binding and service-account suffixes from resource
names
- Fixed bug where virtual-kubelet service account would not be
bound to cluster role if chart was installed outside the default
namespace
- Removed hardcoded `azure` provider
BREAKING CHANGES:
- Virtual-Kubelet specific values previously nested under `env` are
now declared at the top level of the values file.
- Azure provider configuration values previously nested under `env`
are now at `providers.azure`
The manual instructions for installation are missing the env.aciRegion variable and will default to "westus", which means it fails if your service principal cannot create container instances there.
* Updated READ.me
Changed the instructions to use the createCertAndKey.sh file so the execute permissions are applied and added the / to run the shell script. Also commented out the ACI with DNS label instruction until a new version of virtual-kubelet is released that allows this feature.
* Update README.md
had to additional . in createCertAndKey.sh run command to allow for exported environment variables to pass into existing shell
