1. Testkube, “the Kubernetes-native testing framework made for testers and developers,” announced its v2.0 release. It comes with the general availability of Test Workflows, a new architecture for executing tests that enables the parallelisation and scaling of hundreds to thousands of tests.
2. Dagger 0.12 brings an interactive debugging shell, interactive and much faster TUI, heavily improved Web UI (including local view, CI view, a new flame chart view, etc.), corporate network support, and compatibility mode among numerous new features.
3. Red Hat released OpenShift 4.16. It comes with Kubernetes v1.29, CRI-O v1.29, Admin Network Policy, Cluster Observability Operator v0.3.0, the new
oc adm upgrade status command, user-managed load balancers, and many other new features.4. Traefik v3.1.0 got production-ready Gateway API and improved support for WASM plugins.
5. Seabird, a Kubernetes IDE for the GNOME desktop, reached v0.5. Now, it has easily configurable port forwarding, new properties and columns displayed for various objects, resource navigation status, and a new object dialogue widget (optimised for touch device users).
6. Envoy Gateway has got lots of new features with v1.1. They include support for Zipkin tracing and Wasm extension, mTLS for external clients, numerous improvements in BackendTrafficPolicy, HTTP/2 settings in ClientTrafficPolicy, new Backend and EnvoyExtensionPolicy CRDs, support for Gateway API 1.1.0, and much more.
7. kube-scheduler-wasm-extension is a new project allowing you to extend the kube-scheduler with a custom scheduler plugin compiled to a Wasm binary. Its first version, 0.1.0, was released just yesterday.
P.S. The first beta version of Kubernetes v1.31 was also released last week.
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