Hello @Igor Malkov
This doesn’t impact any existing clusters, it’s purely an API level deprecation. It basically boils down to “don’t use old versions of tools such as az cli, terraform, SDKs, etc”
The actual exact mappings for Terraform provider version to API version are here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/developer/terraform/provider-version-history-azurerm
Search for “containerservice”, specifically entries like this one: “dependencies: updating containerservice/2022-09-02-preview to 2023-01-02-preview (#20734)”
- Customer would like to know which Terraform AzureRM use 2022-01-02-preview API?
It looks like 2.99 uses 2022-01-02-preview, see here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/developer/terraform/provider-version-history-azurerm#2990-march-11-2022
You can go through the Terraform documentation to figure out which versions have AKS API updates, but I’ve done it for you and ideally you want to move to at least 3.29: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/developer/terraform/provider-version-history-azurerm#3290-october-27-2022
I would strongly recommend you move to the latest Terraform version though..
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