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Version 2.7.0

SleakOps Team

minor release · March 17, 2026

🚀 New Features​

  • Install and access Headlamp addon with integrated authentication
    You can now install the Headlamp IDE addon and access it directly from SleakOps using automatic token-based authentication. This feature allows seamless, secure launch of the Headlamp UI from the addons catalog without manual credential entry.

  • Loki V2 addon: Next-generation logs with dual deployment
    A new Loki V2 addon is available, powered by Grafana Alloy for improved reliability and compatibility. Both old and new Loki addons can be installed in parallel; the new version becomes the default log datasource in Grafana. A notification guides you for a smooth transition, ensuring persistent log history during migration.

  • Dedicated inbox and UI for auto-diagnostic tickets
    Auto-diagnostic tickets are now processed in a dedicated inbox, improving support tracking and clarity. There's a new diagnostics screen accessible from workloads, displaying only diagnostic tickets filtered by resource. The diagnostic flow opens in an expandable drawer, providing a seamless and consistent experience distinct from support tickets.

✨ Improvements​

  • Enhanced Dockertron experience in project creation
    The Dockertron integration in project creation now lets you generate Dockerfiles via AI directly from the form. UI adjustments improve usability: key actions are clearer, form order is optimized, and visual feedback ensures a fast, guided setup for new projects.

  • Project environment selection and improved navigation
    When creating a new environment from the Project form, the recently created environment will now be automatically selected, streamlining the multi-step project setup. Access to quickly create environments is restricted to users with the right permissions, increasing security.

  • Cluster upgrade scheduling visibility in the dashboard
    Clusters scheduled for upgrades now clearly display their upgrade status directly on the dashboard, with visual markers and badges. This improves operational planning and reduces the risk of missed or delayed upgrades.

  • Visual labeling of deprecated addons
    Addons marked as deprecated now show a clear "Deprecated" tag in both the addon list and details screens, helping users avoid obsolete deployments and plan migrations efficiently.

  • Code editor for Custom YAML values in addon configuration
    The Custom YAML input for advanced addon configuration now uses a dedicated code editor with syntax highlighting and multiline support, replacing the basic text field for a more comfortable and reliable editing experience.

  • Mandatory fields now visibly marked in all forms
    All mandatory fields across generic forms are now clearly indicated (with an asterisk), making the required information unmistakable and reducing form submission errors.

  • Enhanced Dockertron project/process visualization and workflow
    Dockertron now displays a list of detected projects from a GitHub repository, enabling users to select which ones to containerize. The process includes clear confirmation, improved navigation, and notification when containerization completes, closing the feedback loop.

🐛 Bug Fixes​

  • Clear filters when switching accounts
    Switching accounts now automatically resets project and environment filters, preventing confusing empty screens or inconsistent data when moving between organizations.

  • Correct redirect after project creation with Dockertron
    After creating a project using Dockertron, users are now properly redirected to the Dockertron execution screen with the relevant project pre-loaded.

  • Resolved resource name truncation issue
    Resource creation now preserves the full names for each resource, preventing unwanted truncation and ensuring all created resources receive their correct, unique identifiers.

  • Correct alias state display for deleted web services
    The dashboard now accurately updates the status of deleted web service aliases, reflecting their removal as expected.

  • Fix for error 400 when changing environment domains
    Changing the domain in an environment now correctly updates service URLs and triggers the necessary deployments, eliminating previous errors and supporting seamless changes.

  • Proper validation when shutting down clusters with dependencies
    Fixed the shutdown process to allow clusters to power off even when dependent resources have deletion protection, resolving issues that blocked cluster operations.

  • Reliable cluster start after project or environment state transition errors
    Clusters can now be started reliably even after interrupted resource state transitions, eliminating previous blockers linked to project environment errors.