Managed Service for Apache Spark adds new subminor cluster image versions
Google Cloud has released new subminor cluster image versions for its Managed Service for Apache Spark. These updates remove preconfigured Conda channels, impacting users who rely on default aliases and manual package installation via Conda. Consumers must specify exact subminor versions and manually configure channels or pin to older versions until August 2026, after which older images will be disallowed.
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- Managed Service for Apache Spark
New Managed Service for Apache Spark (formerly Dataproc on Compute Engine) subminor cluster image versions : 2.1.117-debian11, 2.1.117-rocky8, 2.1.117-ubuntu20, 2.1.117-ubuntu20-arm 2.2.85-debian12, 2.2.85-rocky9, 2.2.85-ubuntu22, 2.2.85-ubuntu22-arm 2.3.33-debian12, 2.3.33-ml-ubuntu22, 2.3.33-rocky9, 2.3.33-ubuntu22, 2.3.33-ubuntu22-arm Key updates in these image versions include: Conda channels : The new 2.1.117 and 2.2.85 subminor image versions don't have preconfigured Conda channels, and are not mapped to default aliases (such as 2.1-debian11 and 2.2-debian12 ) until August 25, 2026. Impa
https://docs.cloud.google.com/release-notes#June_30_2026
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