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Kubernetes Kapsule clusters benefit from regular updates to their node images. To profit of the latest features, it is important to stay up-to-date by upgrading these images.
This guide outlines the process for upgrading node images in your Kubernetes Kapsule cluster and provides instructions on updating node pool images without changing the Kubernetes version.
If you wish to upgrade the Kubernetes version of your cluster, refer to the documentation on [Upgrading a Kubernetes Cluster](/containers/kubernetes/how-to/upgrade-kubernets-version/).
- You have an account and are logged into the [Scaleway console](https://console.scaleway.com)
- You have [created](/containers/kubernetes/how-to/create-cluster) a Kubernetes Kapsule cluster
Node Image Upgrade Process
Automatic Upgrade for Kubernetes 1.30 or later
For Kubernetes clusters running version >=1.30, the new node image is applied automatically to all clusters created using this version. To upgrade the version of your node image, follow these steps:
Click Kubernetes under Containers on the side menu. A list of your Kubernetes Kapsule clusters displays.
Click the cluster name you wish to upgrade the pool. The cluster information page displays.
Navigate to the cluster's configuration settings and select the option to upgrade node pools. This process will automatically apply the latest node image to your cluster.
Hybrid Roll-out Strategy for Kubernetes 1.29 or earlier
For Kubernetes clusters running version <=1.29, a hybrid roll-out strategy is implemented. Follow these steps to upgrade node images in such clusters:
Automatic deployment for new nodes:
Any newly created node is automatically deployed using the new image system.
Nodes created through auto-scaling are also deployed using the new system.
Transition for replaced nodes:
Replaced nodes transition to the new image system as part of the upgrade process.
New node pool deployment:
Any new node pool is deployed using the new node image.
Legacy nodes maintenance:
Legacy nodes, including upgraded nodes, maintain the older system for retro compatibility.
How to access the dashboard of a Kubernetes Kapsule cluster
How to upgrade the Kubernetes version on a Kapsule cluster