Releases: ruckstack/ruckstack
v1.1.1
Dev Mode bugfixes
For more information, see the official announcement
Issue list: https://github.com/ruckstack/ruckstack/milestone/11?closed=1
v1.1.0
Version 1.1.0 adds "Dev Mode" + "Ops Application". Already useful, but just a taste of what they will become across the next few releases.
For more information, see the official announcement
Issue list: https://github.com/ruckstack/ruckstack/issues?q=is%3Aissue+milestone%3Av1.1.0+is%3Aclosed
v1.0.0
We made it! 1.0.0!!
Ended up with more changes than expected since 0.10.0, some good things to get in.
For more information, see https://ruckstack.com/blog/2021/03/ruckstack-1.0.0-released/
Issue list: https://github.com/ruckstack/ruckstack/issues?q=is%3Aissue+milestone%3Av1.0.0+is%3Aclosed
v0.10.0
Hopefully the last release to go before 1.0! I could call this an RC, who's counting?
The goal of this release is to wrap up the last remaining features.
- Cleaner server shutdown
- Improved SSL Management
- Shipping docker images from hub.docker.io
- Container layer caching
Issue list: https://github.com/ruckstack/ruckstack/milestone/6?closed=1
v0.9.0
Prior versions were all about proving out the idea, and now that we've proven it works it's time to clean it up and get it across the 1.0 line.
That means going through the entire codebase and ensuring it will be maintainable going forward, well tested, and working like we want.
Full details at https://ruckstack.org/blog/2020/12/ruckstack-0.9.0-released/
v0.8.2
v0.8.1
There was an issue with fresh server installs, where they would not start correctly. Definitely worth a patch release.
We also handled a less major problem where the server strangely didn’t start on deeply nested paths due to Linux socket filename length limitations.
v0.8.0
Ruckstack v0.8.0
This release focused on adding user-friendly server management commands as an alternative to kubectl.
You can now run
- system-control logs
- system-control status
- system-control service restart
to perform the most commonly needed system management functions.
We also upgraded to k3s 1.18 which resolved the issue with helm charts in 0.7.0. Happy Helming!
Changelog
For the full list of changes, see https://github.com/ruckstack/ruckstack/milestone/3?closed=1
v0.7.0
Ruckstack v0.7.0
The focus for this release has been cluster support. You can now add additional nodes to your cluster via the installer + the "cluster add-node" command. For more information, see the blog.
Known issues
There is a bug in how k3s is handling helm chart upgrades, so stick to manifest services for now.
Next Steps
With clustering support in place, all the "big rocks" I've been planning for v1.0 are in place.
There is still a lot of cleanup to do on output, usability, and testing so be watching for that. But, most importantly I need to get the word out and improve the documentation.
Changelog
For the full list of issues fixed, see https://github.com/ruckstack/ruckstack/issues?q=is%3Aissue+milestone%3Av0.7.0+is%3Aclosed
v0.6.0
Ruckstack v0.6.0
The focus for the 0.6.0 release has been:
- Support for helm-based services
- Improved "Server ready" monitoring
- Bugfixes
Support for Helm-based services
The 0.5.0 release allowed for services to be defined as custom docker containers, but that requires you to create and configure those services.
Part of what makes Kubernetes nice is the ecosystem of pre-built Helm packages that let you rapidly build up your infrastructure.
Version 0.6.0 adds a new "helm" type to the project config so you can easily incorporate 3rd party services into your stack.
We also added commands to the Ruckstack CLI to search and find available charts.
Improved Server Ready monitoring
Ruckstack provides built in health metrics and service restarting, but there are still times your application is not quite ready to serve traffic.
The front-end webserver tracks the state of your system and provides a friendly "starting" page when it is not ready. The code behind this has been improved
and the logging has been cleaned up.
General Bugfixes
Surprise! There were bugs in the initial code release. I found some and squished them.