Update Minecraft module Kubernetes version.

Change Summary

This git diff represents a version upgrade for the kubernetes provider within the Terraform configuration for the Minecraft module. Specifically, the version of the kubernetes provider has been updated from ~> 2.36 to ~> 3.0.

Technical Details

• File Modified: IaC/modules/minecraft/versions.tf
• Change Made:
  • The version constraint for the kubernetes provider was changed from ~> 2.36 to ~> 3.0.
• Provider Versioning:
  • The ~> 3.0 version constraint allows any version within the 3.x.x range, ensuring compatibility with minor updates within that major version.
• Dependencies:
  • This change may introduce new dependencies or features available in the 3.x.x version of the kubernetes provider.

Key Learnings & Insights

• Version Management:
  • Upgrading provider versions is crucial for leveraging new features, bug fixes, and security patches.
• Semantic Versioning:
  • Understanding semantic versioning helps in assessing the impact of upgrades. The ~> operator allows for non-breaking changes within the specified major version.
• Change Rationale:
  • The upgrade likely aims to take advantage of improvements or new functionalities introduced in the 3.x.x version of the kubernetes provider.

Impact Assessment

• Performance:
  • Potential performance improvements due to optimizations in the newer provider version.
• Security:
  • Enhanced security features or fixes for vulnerabilities present in earlier versions.
• Maintainability:
  • Improved maintainability by utilizing the latest provider features and bug fixes.
• Breaking Changes:
  • There might be breaking changes if the new version deprecates certain features or alters behavior. It’s essential to review the provider’s release notes.

Developer Notes

• Testing:
  • Thoroughly test the Terraform configurations post-upgrade to ensure compatibility and functionality.
• Documentation:
  • Review the kubernetes provider release notes for any breaking changes or new features.
• Future Improvements:
  • Consider setting up automated version management to keep dependencies up-to-date with minimal manual intervention.
• Gotchas:
  • Be aware of potential issues with other dependent modules or configurations that might not be compatible with the new provider version.