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Container Service for Kubernetes:sandboxed-container-controller

Last Updated:Nov 01, 2024

This topic introduces sandboxed-container-controller and describes the release notes for the component.

Introduction

sandboxed-container-controller is a controller component that is provided by the Sandboxed-Container runtime. The component is used to enhance and extend the basic features of sandboxed containers. The following features are supported:

  • Custom kernel parameter settings for pods that run sandboxed containers.

  • Automatic calculation and configuration for VMs that run sandboxed containers.

  • Direct mounting of disks and File Storage NAS (NAS) file systems to sandboxed containers.

Usage notes

By default, sandboxed-container-controller is installed in Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK) clusters. You can use this component without extra configurations.

Release notes

May 2022

Version

Image address

Release date

Description

Impact

v1.2.0-0c6b9ba-aliyun

registry.cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/acs/sandboxed-container-controller:v1.2.0-0c6b9ba-aliyun

2022-05-12

  • This version is compatible with ACK clusters that run Kubernetes 1.22.

  • Certificates for admission webhooks are supported and the automatic certificate management feature is added.

No impact on workloads

December 2020

Version

Image address

Release date

Description

Impact

v1.1.1-55d545f-aliyun

registry.cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/acs/sandboxed-container-controller:v1.1.1-55d545f-aliyun

2020-12-22

The following annotations are forcibly overwritten if they are manually added to pod configurations: securecontainer.alibabacloud.com/cpus and securecontainer.alibabacloud.com/memory.

No impact on workloads

November 2020

Version

Image address

Release date

Description

Impact

v1.1.0-3b3d499-aliyun

registry.cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/acs/sandboxed-container-controller:v1.1.0-3b3d499-aliyun

2020-11-26

Custom kernel parameter settings are supported for pods that run sandboxed containers.

No impact on workloads

v1.0.3-e993d8f-aliyun

registry.cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/acs/sandboxed-container-controller:v1.0.2-8ac82bf-aliyun

2020-11-12

The PodEraseRuntimeclassRunc admission controller is supported. Docker does not support the RuntimeClass feature. Therefore, when pod.spec.runtimeClassName is set to runc, this parameter is reset to an empty string.

No impact on workloads

August 2020

Version

Image address

Release date

Description

Impact

v1.0.1-8484958-aliyun

registry.cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/acs/sandboxed-container-controller:v1.0.1-8484958-aliyun

2020-08-26

Sandboxed-Container 2.0 is supported. The PodQuota admission controller is supported for sandboxed containers. This admission controller can set pod specifications based on the total CPU and memory resources used by sandboxed containers.

No impact on workloads

June 2020

Version

Image address

Release date

Description

Impact

v1.0.0-e408663-aliyun

registry.cn-beijing.aliyuncs.com/acs/sandboxed-container-controller:v1.0.0-e408663-aliyun

2020-06-10

The NAS image address of the init container is changed from a public image address to a private image address.

No impact on workloads

March 2020

Version

Image address

Release date

Description

Impact

v1.0.0-a8b276f-aliyun

registry.cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/acs/sandboxed-container-controller:v1.0.0-a8b276f-aliyun

2020-03-26

The feature of directly mounting disks and NAS file systems to sandboxed containers is supported. This provides the same performance as when these volumes are mounted through the host. This feature allows you to prevent performance loss when volumes are mounted over 9pfs.

No impact on workloads