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Thanks for the PR @imShakil!
Looks good to me
Now just waiting for approval from reviewers.
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/cc @divya-mohan0209 @tengqm

Hi @imShakil, thank you for fixing this! Would you mind bringing the same change to the fluentd-daemonset.yaml file as well, please? Currently, it uses the same outdated image (fluentd:v2.5.2), and it makes sense to fix it in all 3 files at once 🙏

badly missed! I have updated now. Thanks

Perfect, thank you!

/lgtm

LGTM label has been added.

Considering that the Fluentd site itself refers to the Kubernetes site, why don't we use the official Docker image mentioned there?
@imShakil @intojhanurag @shurup

Considering that the Fluentd site itself refers to the Kubernetes site, why don't we use the official Docker image mentioned there? @imShakil @intojhanurag @shurup

Looks like the Fluentd site doesn't reference a specific tag
image: quay.io/fluent/fluentd-kubernetes-daemonset

We should use a specific tag

/approve

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