Talos Linux | v1.13.4

Talos Linux v1.13.4 released on 09-06-2026


Talos Linux v1.13.4 is out now. It ships Linux 6.18.34, etcd v3.6.12, Flannel v0.28.5 and is built with Go 1.26.4, with Kubernetes component images updated to kube v1.36.1.

Get the release binaries and images from the project’s GitHub release page and report any issues at https://github.com/siderolabs/talos/issues.

What’s in this release

  • Kernel and packaging bumps: Linux 6.18.34 (CONFIG_BCM2712_MIP enabled as built-in; PAGE_TABLE_CHECK_ENFORCED disabled) and USB hiddev enabled for apcupsd support; Go bumped to 1.26.4 across the build.
  • Component updates and images: etcd updated to v3.6.12, Flannel to v0.28.5, and Kubernetes component images published (kube-apiserver, controller-manager, scheduler, kube-proxy at v1.36.1) along with CoreDNS, pause, kubelet, flannel, overlays, installer and Talos images for v1.13.4.
  • Stability and runtime fixes: strict QoS ordering enforced for OOM victim selection and cgroups with zero rank ignored by the OOM handler; fixes for DNS server recreation, kube-scheduler config marshaling, server-side health requests, an etcd client leak in the legacy Upgrade API, plus sensitivity and reproducibility improvements.

Upgrade notes

  • No breaking changes are listed in the release notes; test v1.13.4 in a staging environment before rolling to production and report problems at https://github.com/siderolabs/talos/issues.
  • Rollback: the previous release v1.13.3 is available if you need to revert — see https://github.com/siderolabs/talos/releases/tag/v1.13.3.

Share your experience and any issues you hit on the project’s GitHub — feedback helps surface regressions and confirm fixes.

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