Changelog
Version 1.7.9β
ποΈ 17/02/2025
π New Features:
- Cronjob Enhancements: Configure cronjob policies and easily filter between active and inactive cronjobs.
- Support Emails on Notifications: When SleakOps generates a notification, users now receive it via email.
- EKS Insights: During cluster upgrades, SleakOps checks EKS Insights to ensure everything is running smoothly.
π Bug Fixes:
- Project Flow Improvements: Enhanced various settings, forms, and other elements for smoother project management.
- AWS Account Creation Flow: Now supports inactive AWS accounts, providing clear guidance on how to manually activate them before resuming the process in SleakOps.
Version 1.7.8β
ποΈ 10/02/2025
π New Features:
- Kubernetes 1.30: Updated EKS support to version 1.30.
π Bug Fixes:
- Minor UI Enhancements: Improved the visual design for project and workload screens.
Version 1.7.7β
ποΈ 05/02/2025
π New Features:
- Import from External Buckets: Quickly copy files from an external S3 Bucket into SleakOps via the new Import Bucket feature.
- Project View Overhaul: See logs and key info in a single screen for better visibility.
- Executions Renamed to Workloads: Updated terminology to align with internal cluster notation.
- Cluster Deletion Optimization: Added extra validation for a more secure and stable deletion process.
π Bug Fixes:
- Project Permissions for Jobs: Fixed an issue where Jobs used cluster node permissions instead of Project permissions.
- Docker Args Modification: Builds now correctly apply any Docker Args changed just before they run.
- VPN Profile Generation: Resolved an issue preventing third-party user profiles from being generated successfully.
Version 1.7.6β
ποΈ 06/01/2025
π New Features:
- New Nodepool Configurations: You can now set additional parameters, such as minimum instance sizes and more.
- Job with Specific Images: When creating a job, you can specify the exact image and tag you want to run (e.g.,
postgres:16.4
). - (BETA) Chart Extension by Project: SleakOps can now extend the charts used to deploy project workloads, allowing you to add dependencies. For more information, see the Helm documentation.
- CI/CD Improvements: The file for configuring CI/CD has been simplified and optimized.
π Bug Fixes:
- Internal Web Service URL: Fixed an issue that caused incorrect URLs for βinternalβ type web services.
- Volume Deletion: Resolved problems related to volume deletion under various retention policies.
- UX/UI Enhancements: Improvements in the interface for Projects, Volumes, and Variable Groups.
Version 1.7.5β
ποΈ 09/12/2024
π New Features:
- AWS Integration Error Handling:: Implemented a mechanism to handle delays in AWS account activations created by SleakOps.
- Add-on Links in Builds: Added links for easily viewing logs and metrics during the build process.
Version 1.7.4β
ποΈ 05/12/2024
π New Features:
- Add-on Accessibility: Added links in SleakOps for easy access to view logs, APM, or metrics for specific resources.
- OpenTelemetry (Beta): Introduced an add-on to enhance observability in applications deployed with SleakOps. With OpenTelemetry, you can have your own APM to monitor metrics like request rate, latency, and error rate of your application.
- Add-on Availability Configurations: Added various availability settings for each add-on.
- Documentation: Updated the add-on documentation and made it available in Spanish.
π Bug Fixes:
- Kubecost Integration Review: Reviewed the Prometheus-Kubecost integration. Kubecost now correctly maps the names of deployed resources to their costs, greatly improving the accuracy of its estimates. It's now possible to enable approximate network traffic cost analysis within the cluster in Kubecost (Beta).