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Gain More Control with Scheduled Kubernetes Upgrades on Thalassa Cloud

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2025-07-13
By Thalassa Cloud

We’ve introduced a new capability to make your cluster operations smoother and more predictable: Scheduled Upgrades for our Managed Kubernetes service.

As a DevOps engineer, you know that staying on supported Kubernetes versions is essential - not just for security patches, but also for ensuring compatibility with the wider CNCF ecosystem. But planning and executing upgrades across environments can be a chore, especially when your running many Kubernetes Clusters.

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2025-07-13

Gain More Control with Scheduled Kubernetes Upgrades on Thalassa Cloud

We’ve introduced a new capability to make your cluster operations smoother and more predictable: Scheduled Upgrades for our Managed Kubernetes service.

As a DevOps engineer, you know that staying on supported Kubernetes versions is essential - not just for security patches, but also for ensuring compatibility with the wider CNCF ecosystem. But planning and executing upgrades across environments can be a chore, especially when your running many Kubernetes Clusters.

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