1. Kueue, a job queueing controller developed under the Kubernetes SIG, has recently seen its v0.8.0 with numerous new features. They include new commands (such as
stop|resume localqueue and create|list resourceflavor), CLI autocompletion support, experimental support for Helm charts, more granular preemption condition reasons, and more.2. KubeEdge, a CNCF incubating project, was updated to v1.18. It got high availability support for RouterManager, node authorization mode in CloudCore, device status reporting, and on-the-fly configurations in the
keadm tool.3. Microcks, a CNCF sandbox project for API mocking and testing, released 1.10.0 with stateful mocks. It also migrated from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5, brought MQTT and RabbitMQ support to the Uber distribution, and several other improvements.
4. Rancher v2.9.0 was released with Kubernetes v1.29 and v1.30 support, RKE deprecation (re-platforming to RKE2 or K3s is required), improved UI, authentication support for generic OpenID Connect providers, and other new features.
5. Trivy, a security scanner from Aqua Security, was updated to 0.54. It introduced VEX (Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange) repository integration, vulnerability support for SPDX formats, Azure Linux 3.0 support, and openSUSE Tumbleweed detection and scanning.
6. Dex, an OIDC identity and OAuth 2.0 provider, got its v2.41.0 with gRPC Connectors API support, enriched logging, and several other improvements.
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