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@flant-team-sysdev flant-team-sysdev released this 22 Jan 18:03
v0.13.0
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Changelog

Features

  • Kubernetes API client-side rate-limiting can be configured now: added QPSLimit and BurstLimit options to override default Queries Per Second limit and Queries Burst limit (find more related details in this werf announcement) (d0e11b0)
  • Added more TLS configuration options: set the TLS server name if it differs from the Kubernetes API server host with TLSServerName or disable TLS verification altogether with SkipTLSVerify (8b3b4b5)
  • By default grab logs only when resource tracking starts instead of when the resource was created (4cbddd9)
  • Added tracking for the updated ExternalSecret Custom Resources (e227840)
  • Initial resource status before tracking starts should be unknown instead of created, otherwise we might indicate that the resource is created when it's not (5edd9e4)
  • Updated all dependencies to github.com/werf/werf (36ad625)

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed not grabbing logs from StatefulSet and DaemonSets (d064632)
  • Fixed resources sometimes hanging in NotReady state for no reason (d29a5cd)
  • Fixed harmless RecreatingFailedPod StatefulSet events recognized as errors (7bc6cf9)
  • Fixed errors ignored during Jobs tracking (823b8ac)
  • Fixed empty failure messages when Generic resource tracker conditions fail (b84b40e)
  • Fixed pods hanging in NotReady status (95b81d0)
  • Prioritize success events over failure during resource tracking (7163abd) (4d52ab2) (9834fbd)
  • Fixed StatefulSet/DaemonSet pods sometimes not tracked (b9b3803)
  • Fixed tracking of old Deployment pods as they were new (8aca45a)
  • Fixed panics during tracking (f287f5c)

Installation

To install kubedog we recommend following these instructions.

Alternatively, you can download kubedog binaries from here:

These binaries were signed with PGP and could be verified with the kubedog PGP public key. For example, kubedog binary can be downloaded and verified with gpg on Linux with these commands:

curl -sSLO "https://tuf.kubedog.werf.io/targets/releases/0.13.0/linux-amd64/bin/kubedog" -O "https://tuf.kubedog.werf.io/targets/signatures/0.13.0/linux-amd64/bin/kubedog.sig"
curl -sSL https://werf.io/kubedog.asc | gpg --import
gpg --verify kubedog.sig kubedog
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