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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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Below is an snapshot of the Thalassa Cloud roadmap, grouped by timeline with the current development status. Status Key Status Description completed Development completed and shipped in progress Actively being worked on design In design or PoC phase planned Planned for implementation gathering input We’re gathering feedback and shaping the scope Completed These items on our roadmap have been completed Category Feature Description Status IaaS Core Infrastructure VPCs, NAT Gateways, Load Balancers, VMs, and Block Storage completed IaaS HA NAT gateways Highly Available NAT gateway across multi-zones support completed IaC Terraform Provider Terraform provider for managing Thalassa Cloud resources completed CLI tcloud CLI Command-line tool for interacting with Thalassa Cloud completed Kubernetes Managed Kubernetes High-quality Kubernetes service built for production completed FinOps Cost Explorer Resource usage tracking and initial cost breakdown completed Networking VPC Firewall Subnet- and VPC-level firewall configuration completed Kubernetes kubernetes v1.