1. Inspektor Gadget, a collection of eBPF-based tools to debug and inspect Kubernetes resources and apps, released its v0.30.0. It introduced an initial support for WebAssembly (Wasm), printing kernel stack map, and generating deterministic tarballs for image export.
2. Cilium 1.16 was released with lots of new features resulting from 2969(!) commits. They include BGPv2 APIs, BGP ClusterIP advertisement, the new virtual network device called NetKit, port range support in Network Policies, L7 Envoy Proxy as a dedicated DaemonSet, Gateway API 1.1 and Gateway API GAMMA support, new ELF loader logic decreasing Cilium’s memory usage, CEL filters support in Hubble, and much, much more.
3. StackRox, the Kubernetes security platform from Red Hat, was updated to v4.5.0 with its Scanner V4 becoming GA (Generally Available), a new option to filter scanned images by vulnerability severities, and a few other new features.
4. Flagger, the progressive delivery tool from Flux, was updated to v1.38. It comes with a new Keptn metrics provider, ServiceAccount annotations support in the loadtester chart, and
honorLabels for PodMonitor in the Flagger chart.5. KEDA, a Kubernetes-based Event Driven Autoscaling component, got its v2.15.0 with two new scalers, for Dynatrace and Splunk.
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