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Feature•Oct 8, 2026

(2026-R43) Version updates

Google Kubernetes EngineGCP · Containers

Note: Your clusters might not have these versions available. Rollouts are already in progress when we publish the release notes, and can take multiple days to complete across all Google Cloud zones.

  • Version 1.34.11-gke.1056000 is now available in the Stable channel.
  • Version 1.34.11-gke.1044000 is deprecated in the Stable channel. This version will be removed in 90 days, or at the end of support, if sooner.

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    For more information, see Backup for GKE locations.

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  2. (2026-R43) Security updates

    This release includes new GKE versions that use updated Container-Optimized OS images. These updated images are cumulative, incorporating security fixes from all Container-Optimized OS versions released since the previous GKE release.

    Google Kubernetes Engine•Security•Oct 8, 2026

  3. The microVM sandbox type is now Generally Available (GA) with GKE Sandbox in clusters that run version 1.37.0-gke.4713000 and later.

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    Google Kubernetes Engine•Generally available•Oct 7, 2026

  4. Starting with GKE version 1.36, the default engine for kube-dns is CoreDNS.

    For Pod IP DNS queries in the <a-b-c-d>.<namespace>.pod.cluster.local format, CoreDNS returns NXDOMAIN if the specified <namespace> does not exist.

    Google Kubernetes Engine•Known issue•Oct 6, 2026

  5. GKE support for using the c4-standard-* machine types (up to 192 vCPUs) as Confidential GKE Nodes with Intel TDX is generally available.

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    Google Kubernetes Engine•Generally available•Oct 5, 2026