Change Log

New clusters get a short cluster ID, which keeps node names well within the 63-character Kubernetes limit.

New clusters get a 16-character cluster ID, shown in the cluster table and on the cluster page.
Node names built from the order ID reached 61 characters, leaving no room for objects that add a prefix to them.
The kubeconfig of a new cluster names its cluster and context after the cluster ID.
Worker node names end in -wkr and control plane node names in -cp. Existing nodes keep their names.
Existing clusters keep their order ID as cluster ID, and their kubeconfig is unchanged.

Environments can now be deleted, cluster deletion shows its progress, and the portal has a change log.

Added Delete environment to the environment list and the environment page.
Every cluster in the environment has to be deleted first. While any of them remain, the delete is refused.
The environment and the access its users have to it are removed. This cannot be undone.

Added a change log page listing what we add and change in the self-service portal.
The portal notifies you once when there are changes you have not seen.

A deleted cluster shows DELETING until all its resources are removed, then DELETED.
The OpenStack project, user and credentials of a deleted cluster are removed within 24 hours after the cluster is deleted.
A cluster that has not started creating yet shows PENDING.
Failed clusters show the failure reason in the cluster table and on the cluster page.