cnwan-operator-1.2.1

Register and manage your Kubernetes Services to a Service Registry. v0.7.0 brings support for AWS Cloud Map, enabling the project to reflect services inside your cluster to AWS's service registry. Take a look to our changelog for a complete list of changes.

cnwan-operator-1.2.0

Register and manage your Kubernetes Services to a Service Registry. v0.7.0 brings support for AWS Cloud Map, enabling the project to reflect services inside your cluster to AWS's service registry. Take a look to our changelog for a complete list of changes.

cnwan-operator-1.1.2

Register and manage your Kubernetes Services to a Service Registry. v0.6.0 removes the old way of filtering namespaces to be watched with a more intuitive way: instead of using concepts like allowlist or blocklist, one can just set true or false in the new watchNamespacesByDefault. The old labels used to filter them are now dropped in favor of just operator.cnwan.io/watch with values enabled or disabled. Please refer to our documentation to know how this works. The old, deprecated way to provide options for Google Service Directory is now definitively removed and some other packages have been removed as well, making the project slimmer and smoother. Some other improvements are also present.

cnwan-operator-1.1.1

Register and manage your Kubernetes Services to a Service Registry. v0.6.0 removes the old way of filtering namespaces to be watched with a more intuitive way: instead of using concepts like allowlist or blocklist, one can just set true or false in the new watchNamespacesByDefault. The old labels used to filter them are now dropped in favor of just operator.cnwan.io/watch with values enabled or disabled. Please refer to our documentation to know how this works. The old, deprecated way to provide options for Google Service Directory is now definitively removed and some other packages have been removed as well, making the project slimmer and smoother. Some other improvements are also present.

cnwan-operator-1.1.0

Register and manage your Kubernetes Services to a Service Registry. v0.6.0 removes the old way of filtering namespaces to be watched with a more intuitive way: instead of using concepts like allowlist or blocklist, one can just set true or false in the new watchNamespacesByDefault. The old labels used to filter them are now dropped in favor of just operator.cnwan.io/watch with values enabled or disabled. Please refer to our documentation to know how this works. The old, deprecated way to provide options for Google Service Directory is now definitively removed and some other packages have been removed as well, making the project slimmer and smoother. Some other improvements are also present.

cnwan-operator-1.0.1

Register and manage your Kubernetes Services to a Service Registry. v0.5.0 makes it easier for you to deploy the operator on your cluster as it does not need any dependency injected into it anymore, i.e. ConfigMaps and Secrets will now be automatically retrieved by the operataor from the cluster. Additionally, in case you are running the operator on GKE and choosing to use Service Directory you may now leave some of the settings empty and the operator will detect your project ID and region automatically and therefore set up Service Directory without you having to touch anything.

cnwan-operator-1.0.0

Register and manage your Kubernetes Services to a Service Registry. v0.5.0 makes it easier for you to deploy the operator on your cluster as it does not need any dependency injected into it anymore, i.e. ConfigMaps and Secrets will now be automatically retrieved by the operataor from the cluster. Additionally, in case you are running the operator on GKE and choosing to use Service Directory you may now leave some of the settings empty and the operator will detect your project ID and region automatically and therefore set up Service Directory without you having to touch anything.