New Features

The Giant Swarm App Catalog is being rolled out and this release brings various features that enable you to browse App Catalogs aswell as Install and Manage Apps.

If you are keeping an eager eye on this releases page, you might not see the App Catalog yet in your installation, but don't be disappointed, it's behind a feature flag. We'll be rolling it out as soon as possible to all installations. Keep an eye on your slack channels.

Changes

The changelog shown when upgrading your cluster now groups its lines by component for a better overview of what is changing. It also supports markdown now, so that we can format these lines in a nicer way.

Changes

• The upgrade dialog no longer shows components that will not change with an upgrade. (#631)

Bugfixes

• This fixes a problem where an exception would occur right after cluster creation, resulting in an empty window. (#627)

Changes

• AWS availability zones are now indicated in a distinct visual style (#622)

Other

This release contains some more progress on the app catalog topic. It is not available on every installation yet, so you might not see anything new. However, if you do have the app catalog available, this release adds a way to upload a values.yaml so you can configure your app while installing it.

Changes

• Removed a notice on the cluster details page regarding key pairs and managed services having moved into their own tabs (#594)

Changes

• Cluster Upgrades now are available for all users. See our documentation for details.

Changes

• When creating a cluster, we display how long it usually takes until clusters are up. The value we show is the 75th percentile, which means that 75 percent of all clusters are created within that time span. (#590)

Fixes

• The sed command that is part of our getting started guide didn't work for linux users. The guide now features an appropriate command for linux users, and some helpful hints for those on windows.

Changes

• The key pair detail modal now shows the relative date for creation as well as expiration
• We're now hiding the availability zone selector during cluster creation on Azure and KVM installations, since this option has no impact here.

Other

We've done a lot of ground work for the app catalog, this new feature is currently in testing and available only on certain installations.

Changes

• We overhauled the key pairs table to show more of the most important information, moving less important details like description and ID into a details dialog. Certificate organization names (the O field of the certificate) will be color-coded using a hash function, so each org name will be displayed in a unique color. (#573)