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October 11, 2023 - Release 4.0.19​

This release contains the following enhancements and minor bug fixes.

Enhancements​

  • For Helm Chart and Palette CLI installations, you can now modify previously hardcoded registry mapping patterns to fetch images from internal Open Containers Initiative (OCI) and Docker repositories.

    For example, to pull images from an internal repository serving Docker images, you would configure docker.io::teams-jfrog.spectrocloud.dev/v2/image-registry.

  • You can now disable local accounts on existing Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) clusters at the Kubernetes layer by setting the managedControlPlane.aadProfile.disableLocalaccounts parameter to true. Using the same parameter, you can also create a new cluster with local accounts disabled and re-enable local accounts on existing clusters.

  • You can now configure OpenID Connect (OIDC) for virtual clusters. Refer to Configure OIDC for a Virtual Cluster.

  • In Cluster Mode, you can now deploy add-on profiles on virtual clusters.

  • When importing a cluster, Palette now supports HTTPS proxies and (Secure Sockets Layer) SSL interception of real-time certificate requests and generation based on the certificate authority (CA) path you provide.

Bug Fixes​

  • In Kubernetes clusters that use Suse Linux Enterprise Server as their custom OS, the missing host path for certificates is now set correctly.

  • The issue is fixed where RKE2 pack values were modified in the cluster configuration with the node IP address but were not being passed.

  • The issue with Palette failing to create a target client when launching an EKS cluster with custom OIDC IAM Roles is resolved.

October 11, 2023 - Release 4.0.17​

This release contains the following enhancement.

Enhancements​

  • Palette VerteX now supports air-gapped environments.

October 3, 2023 - Release 4.0.15​

This release contains enhancements and minor bug fixes.

Enhancements​

  • Configurable options to specify pricing for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster control planes are now available in the Kubernetes values.yaml pack. You can review examples of how to use the managedControlPlane.sku parameter in AKS Architecture highlights.

  • Palette now supports the space character for the scopesDelimiter field for OpenID Connect (OIDC) configuration. Previously, Palette used only a comma delimiter.

Bug Fixes​

  • API calls to update edge hosts no longer time out after 60 seconds.

  • The issue where system pods in the hubble-system namespace restarted frequently is now resolved.

  • The issue with Palette displaying incorrect interface of an edge host during cluster deployment is now resolved.

September 20, 2023 - Release 4.0.13​

This release contains minor bug fixes.

Bug Fixes​

  • An issue where etcd sometimes retained an incorrect state entry of cluster nodes during scaling operations is now resolved.

  • The issue where Palette does not display Helm Charts in third-party registries that contain charts without a logo URL is now resolved.

  • Longhorn and Cilium Helm Chart-based packs are fixed to deploy with correct values.

  • An issue where Palette was updating clusters when Pause Platform Updates was enabled at the project level is fixed. This issue did not cause nodes to repave or for clusters to become unhealthy.

September 1, 2023 - Release 4.0.8​

This release contains minor bug fixes.

Bug Fixes​

  • A bug that caused ARM64 Nvidia Jetson cluster deployment to fail has been resolved.

  • The problem with a blank drop-down Menu when trying to add a CoxEdge cloud account is resolved with a populated menu.

August 31, 2023 - Release 4.0.7​

This release contains minor bug fixes.

Bug Fixes​

  • A problem with Palette retaining original pack values in manifests after users apply modifications has been resolved.

August 27, 2023 - Release 4.0.0​

Palette 4.0.0 introduces new features and improvements, including Palette VerteX - a FIPS-compliant edition - and the Virtual Machine Orchestrator (VMO) which enables unified management of containerized applications and virtual machines in Kubernetes. Additionally, Palette 4.0.0 introduces a new Pack User Interface (UI) that improves the user experience for finding and installing packs. Check out the Upgrade Notes and release notes below to learn more about the new features and improvements in Palette 4.0.0.

Palette​

Breaking Changes​

  • Deploying Virtual Clusters directly into host clusters is no longer supported. Use Cluster Groups to deploy Virtual Clusters in host clusters. For guidance on deploying Virtual Clusters into a Cluster Group, check out the Add Virtual Clusters to a Cluster Group documentation.

Features​

  • The Virtual Machine Orchestrator (VMO) is now available in Palette. You can natively manage virtual machines from Palette. Palette uses kubevirt under the hood to facilitate the management of virtual machines. Review the VMO documentation to learn more.

  • Custom Pack registries now support the ability for you to upload your own SSL Certificate Authority (CA). You can use HTTPS to connect to your private registries by providing your SSL certificate. Refer to the Configure a Custom Pack Registry in Palette documentation to learn more.

  • A new Pack User Interface (UI) is available in Palette. This new UI allows you to search for packs across registries while providing you with important metadata. The new search experience improves the user experience for finding and installing packs.

  • Pack registries now support the Open Container Initiative (OCI) image format. This allows you to use OCI images in your custom pack registries instead of the previous Palette-specific format.

  • Palette now supports VMware vSphere 8.0. You can now deploy host clusters with VMware vSphere 8.0.

  • Host clusters deployed to VMware now support VMware NSX overlay networking.

  • Palette's internal message communication between components now uses the gRPC protocol. The previous usage of NATS has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. You can review a network diagram of Palette's communication architecture on the Network Ports page. If you are using network proxies, we encourage you to review the gRPC and Proxies documentation for potential issues.

  • Pack deprecated status is now available in the Palette UI. This lets you identify which packs are deprecated and will be removed in future releases. Review the Maintenance Policy documentation to learn more.

  • Self-hosted Palette now provides a new installation method using the Palette CLI. You can now install a self-hosted Palette through the Palette CLI. The CLI provides an interactive installation experience allowing you to configure Palette's installation parameters. Check out the Install Enterprise Cluster documentation to learn more. The previous installation method using the Palette OVA Installer is deprecated and unavailable in this release.

  • Private Cloud Gateway (PCG) deployments are now available through the Palette CLI. You can now install a PCG through the Palette CLI. The CLI provides an interactive installation experience allowing you to configure the PCG installation parameters. Check out the Palette CLI PCG install command documentation to learn more. The previous installation method using the PCG Docker image is deprecated and unavailable in this release.

  • You can now specify namespace labels and annotations in a Container Network Interface (CNI), Container Storage Interface (CSI), and Add-on pack's YAML configuration. This allows you to specify labels and annotations that are applied to specific namespaces in the cluster. To learn more about configuring labels and annotations, refer to Create an Add-on Profile.

Improvements​

  • You can now download different kubeconfig files for your host clusters in Palette. You can download an admin kubeconfig file or a user kubeconfig file. The admin kubeconfig file allows you to perform all actions on the cluster. In contrast, the user kubeconfig file is only accessible to those with the proper Palette permissions to access the cluster. To learn more, check out the Palette kubeconfig documentation.

  • You can now install a self-hosted Palette through the Palette CLI. The CLI provides an interactive installation experience allowing you to configure Palette's installation parameters. Learn more about the Palette EC command documentation.

  • The login banner message in Palette is now also exposed in the Palette CLI. Users logging in to Palette through the CLI will receive the same message as those logging in through the UI. Refer to the Login Banner documentation to learn more.

  • You can now configure the logout timer for users in Palette. This allows you to set the time a user can be inactive before they are automatically logged out of Palette. The default value is 240 minutes.

  • Private Cloud Gateway (PCG) deployments and self-hosted Palette Enterprise Clusters (EC) are now deployed with Kubernetes version 1.25.

  • Palette now supports Kubernetes 1.27.x. You can deploy host clusters with Kubernetes 1.27.x.

  • The Cox Edge provider is upgraded to version 0.5.0.

  • You can now access Palette documentation directly from the Palette UI. This allows you to quickly access the documentation for the page you are currently on. You can find the documentation link in the top right corner of the Palette UI.

  • Palette now supports configuring the time interval for node repavement. The time interval is the amount of time that Palette waits before it starts the node replacement process on nodes in the cluster. The default time interval is 15 minutes. Refer to the Node Pool documentation to learn more.

Deprecations and Removals​

  • The Palette OVA Installer is deprecated and no longer provided as of this release. Self-hosted Palette now provides a new installation method using the Palette CLI. The CLI provides an interactive installation experience allowing you to configure Palette's installation parameters. Check out the Install Enterprise Cluster documentation to learn more.

  • The Palette PCG Docker installation method is deprecated and not available in this release. You can now install a PCG through the Palette CLI. The CLI provides an interactive installation experience allowing you to configure Palette's installation parameters. Check out the Palette CLI PCG install command documentation to learn more.

Known Issues​

  • With the deprecation of deploying Virtual Clusters directly into host clusters. The ability to specify an Add-on profile to a Palette Virtual Cluster is currently unavailable. This will be addressed in an upcoming release.

Edge​

Features​

  • Palette Edge now supports ARM64 architecture. This is a preview feature and still active in development. You can deploy Palette Edge on ARM64 architecture, such as Nvidia Jetson (Orin). Review the list of available ARM64 packs in Palette before deploying Palette Edge on ARM64 architecture.

  • Palette Edge now supports the ability for you to configure OIDC Identity Providers (IDP) at the Kubernetes layer of a Cluster Profile. Refer to the Kubernetes distributions pack documentation to learn more.

Improvements​

  • You can now assign dynamic tags to your edge hosts by specifying files or invoking a script that returns a JSON payload containing the tag values. This allows you to dynamically assign tags to your Edge hosts based on the host's local environment. Refer to the Edge Installer Configuration Tags documentation to learn more.

  • You can now skip the auto registration of Edge hosts in Palette. This allows you to manually register your Edge hosts in Palette by either using the QR code method or by providing the machine ID in Palette. Set the Edge Installer configuration parameter disableAutoRegister to true to turn off auto registration. Refer to the Edge Installer Configuration documentation to learn more.

  • You can configure the node drainage behavior for your Edge hosts. To learn more about configuring node drainage, refer to the Bring Your Own OS (BYOOS) pack documentation.

Known Issues​

  • Palette eXtended Kubernetes - Edge (PXKE) and RKE2 cannot be upgraded from version 1.26.4 to 1.27.2 in an active cluster. Create a new cluster profile with the latest version of PXKE or RKE2 to upgrade to version 1.27.2. This will be addressed in an upcoming release.

Palette Dev Engine (PDE)​

Features​

  • A Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension is now available for Palette Dev Engine (PDE). This extension allows you to deploy and manage virtual clusters directly from VS Code. To learn more, you can review the Palette PDE Plugin documentation.

  • The Palette CLI now supports managing App Profiles and Apps in Palette Dev Engine (PDE). You can now create, update, and delete App Profiles and Apps directly from the CLI. Use the palette pde app-profile and palette pde app commands to manage App Profiles and Apps. Refer to the Palette CLI documentation or use the --help flag to learn more.

Virtual Machine Orchestrator (VMO)​

Features​

  • Host clusters supporting Virtual Machine (VM) workloads can now be placed in host maintenance mode, with the ability to choose which Kubernetes node to place in maintenance mode. When a node is placed in maintenance mode, also known as “cordoned”, the VM workload is automatically migrated without any disruptions to another healthy node in the cluster.

  • VMO supports the ability to import a VMware OVA template from VMware vSphere into Palette. This allows you to import a VM template from VMware vSphere into Palette and deploy it as a VM workload in a host cluster.

  • You can now migrate a VM from VMware vSphere to a host cluster in Palette through the Palette CLI. The CLI provides an interactive migration experience allowing you to configure the VM migration parameters.

VerteX​

Features​

  • Palette VerteX is now available and brings FIPS 140-2 cryptographic modules to the Palette management platform and deployed clusters. Palette VerteX is available to all government and private sector organizations that value strong data protection, backed by the Spectro Cloud Government practice, a growing ecosystem of specialist channel partners, and continental US technical support. Refer to the Palette VerteX documentation to learn more.

  • You can install Palette VerteX in a VMware environment through the Palette CLI. The CLI provides an interactive installation experience allowing you to configure Palette VerteX's installation parameters. To learn more, refer to the Palette VMware install instructions documentation. You can also install Palette VerteX in a FIPS-certified Kubernetes cluster. Check out the Kubernetes install instructions for more details.

Terraform​

Education​

  • A new Edge tutorial is available to learn how to deploy an Edge cluster using Palette with VMware. The Deploy an Edge Cluster on VMware provides an end-to-end tutorial that walks you through creating Edge artifacts, creating a Cluster Profile, and deploying an Edge cluster on VMware.

  • The documentation site for Palette now provides a chatbot capable of answering your questions about Palette. The chatbot is available in the bottom right corner of the documentation site. You can ask the chatbot questions about Palette, and it will provide you with relevant answers and documentation links.

Packs​

Pack Notes​

  • A new community pack repository is available. The Palette Community Repository allows partners and customers to contribute and share their packs. For more details, refer to the Palette Community Repository README.

  • The Spectro-VM-Dashboard pack is renamed to Virtual Machine Orchestrator.

  • This release introduces the start of a formal maintance policy for packs. Several packs are now marked as deprecated, disabled, and deleted. A completed list of packs that are deprecated, disabled, and deleted is available in the Deprecations and Removals section below. To learn more about the pack maintenance policy, refer to the Maintenance Policy documentation.

The following news packs are available in Palette 4.0.0.


Kubernetes​

PackNew Version
K3s1.27.2
Kubernetes AKS1.27.0
Kubernetes Coxedge1.25.10
Kubernetes Coxedge1.26.5
Kubernetes Coxedge1.27.2
Kubernetes EKS1.27.0
Kubernetes GKE1.24.14
Kubernetes GKE1.25.10
Kubernetes GKE1.26.5
Kubernetes GKE1.27.2
MicroK8s1.27.0
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.24.14
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.25.10
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.26.5
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.27.1
Palette eXtended Kubernetes - Edge1.27.2
RKE21.24.6
RKE21.25.10
RKE21.26.3
RKE21.26.5
RKE21.27.2

CNI​

PackNew Version
AWS VPC CNI1.13.0
AWS VPC CNI1.17.0
Calico3.25.1
Calico3.26.0
Cilium OSS1.14.0
Flannel0.22.0

CSI​

PackNew Version
AWS EBS CSI1.17.0
AWS EBS CSI1.20.0
AWS EFS CSI1.5.06
Azure Disk CSI1.26.3
Longhorn CSI1.4.1
Portworx CSI3.0.0
Rook Ceph1.11.9
vSphere CSI3.0.0
vSphere CSI3.0.2

Add-on Packs​

PackNew Version
AWS ALB2.5.1
AWS Cluster Autoscaler1.26.3
External Secrets Operator0.8.1
Image Swap1.5.2
MetalLB0.13.10
Nvidia GPU Operator23.3.2
Open Policy Agent3.12.0
Prometheus Grafana46.4.0
Vault0.25.0

Community Packs​

PackNew Version
Ngrok Ingerss Controller0.9.0

FIPS Packs​

PackNew Version
AWS EBS CSI1.17.0
AWS VPC CNI1.1.17
Calico3.25.1
Calico3.4.1
Longhorn CSI1.4.1
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.24.10
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.24.13
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.24.14
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.25.6
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.25.9
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.25.10
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.26.3
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.26.4
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.26.5
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.27.1
Palette eXtended Kubernetes1.27.2
Palette eXtended Kubernetes - Edge (PXKE)1.24.13
Palette eXtended Kubernetes - Edge (PXKE)1.25.9
Palette eXtended Kubernetes - Edge (PXKE)1.26.4
Palette eXtended Kubernetes - Edge (PXKE)1.27.2
RKE21.24.6
RKE21.25.0
RKE21.25.2
RKE21.25.10
RKE21.26.4
RKE21.26.5
RKE21.27.2
vSphere CSI3.0

Deprecations and Removals​

The following packs are marked as deprecated, disabled, or deleted. Refer to the Maintenance Policy for more details on the deprecation and removal process.


Operating Systems​

PackVersionStatus
OpenSuse Leap15.4Disabled
Ubuntu (For Edge)20.04Disabled
Ubuntu (For Edge)22.04Disabled

Kubernetes​

PackVersionStatus
MicroK8s1.23Deprecated
Konvoy1.19.10Deleted
Konvoy1.19.15Deleted
Konvoy1.20.8Deleted
Konvoy1.20.11Deleted
Konvoy1.21.6Deleted
Kubernetes AKS1.22Deleted
Kubernetes AKS1.23Deleted
Kubernetes AKS1.24Deleted
Kubernetes Coxedge1.21.14Deprecated
Kubernetes Coxedge1.22.12Deprecated
Kubernetes Coxedge1.23.9Deprecated
Kubernetes EKS1.17Deprecated
Kubernetes EKS1.18Deprecated
Kubernetes EKS1.18Deprecated
Kubernetes EKS1.19Deprecated
Kubernetes EKS1.20Deprecated
Kubernetes EKS1.21Deprecated
Kubernetes EKS1.22Deprecated
Kubernetes EKS1.23Deprecated
Kubernetes EKSD1.18.9Disabled
Kubernetes EKSD1.19.6Disabled
Kubernetes EKSD1.20.8Disabled
Kubernetes EKSD1.21.6Disabled
Kubernetes GKE1.24.10Deleted
Kubernetes GKE1.25.7Deleted
Kubernetes GKE1.26.4Deleted
K3s1.22.13Deprecated
K3s1.22.15Deprecated
K3s1.23.10Deprecated
K3s1.23.12Deprecated
K3s1.24.6Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.0Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.4Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.5Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.6Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.7Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.8Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.9Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.10Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.11Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.12Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.13Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.14Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.15Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.19.16Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.0Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.1Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.2Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.4Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.5Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.6Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.7Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.8Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.9Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.10Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.11Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.12Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.20.14Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.21.0Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.21.1Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.21.2Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.21.3Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.21.5Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.21.6Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.21.8Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.21.10Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.21.14Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.22.7Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.22.12Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.23.4Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.23.9Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.23.16Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes (PXK)1.23.17Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes - Edge (PXKE)1.22.15Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes - Edge (PXKE)1.23.12Deprecated
Palette eXtended Kubernetes - Edge (PXKE)1.24.6Deprecated
RKE21.22.12Disabled
RKE21.22.13Deprecated
RKE21.22.15Deprecated
RKE21.23.9Disabled
RKE21.23.10Deprecated
RKE21.23.12Deprecated
RKE21.24.6Deprecated

CNI​

PackVersionStatus
Calico3.9Deprecated
Calico3.10Deprecated
Calico3.16Deprecated
Calico3.19Deprecated
Calico3.22Deprecated
Cilium OSS1.10.9Deprecated
Cilium OSS1.12.3Deprecated
Cilium OSS1.12.4Deprecated
Flannel CNI0.10.0Deprecated

CSI​

PackVersionStatus
AWS EBS CSI1.0.0Deprecated
AWS EBS CSI1.5.1Deprecated
AWS EBS CSI1.8.0Deprecated
AWS EBS CSI1.10.0Deprecated
AWS EBS CSI1.12.0Deprecated
AWS EFS CSI1.3.6Deprecated
Azure CSI Driver1.20.0Deprecated
Azure Disk1.0.0Deprecated
GCE Persistent Disk CSI1.7.1Deprecated
GCE Persistent Disk1.0.0Deprecated
Openstack Cinder1.18Deprecated
Openstack Cinder1.19Deprecated
Openstack Cinder1.20Deprecated
Openstack Cinder1.21Deprecated
Openstack Cinder1.22Deprecated
Openstack Cinder1.23Deprecated
Portworx CSI AWS2.9.0Deprecated
Portworx CSI AWS2.10Deprecated
Portworx CSI GCP2.6.1Deprecated
Portworx CSI Generic2.11.2Deprecated
Portworx CSI Generic2.11.4Deprecated
Portworx CSI Vsphere2.8.0Deprecated
Portworx CSI Vsphere2.9.0Deprecated
Portworx CSI Vsphere2.10Deprecated
Rook-Ceph CSI1.5.9Deprecated
VSphere CSI1.0.0Deprecated
VSphere CSI2.3.0Deprecated
VSphere CSI2.5.2Deprecated
VSphere Volume1.0.0Deprecated

Add-on​

PackVersionStatus
AWS Cluster Autoscaler1.0.0Deprecated
AWS EFS Addon1.3.6Deprecated
Dex2.21.0Deprecated
Dex2.25.0Deprecated
Dex2.28.0Deprecated
External DNS0.7.2Deprecated
External Secrets8.5.0Deprecated
External Secrets Operator0.5.6Deprecated
External Secrets Operator0.6.0Deprecated
Hashicorp Vault0.3.1Deprecated
Hashicorp Vault0.6.0Deprecated
Hashicorp Vault0.9.0Deprecated
Hashicorp Vault0.11.0Deprecated
Hashicorp Vault0.17.1Deprecated
Hashicorp Vault0.20.1Deprecated
Image Swap1.4.2Deprecated
Istio1.6.2Deprecated
Kong1.4Deprecated
Kubernetes Dashboard2.0.1Deprecated
Kubernetes Dashboard2.1.0Deprecated
Kubernetes Dashboard2.4.0Deprecated
Kubernetes Dashboard2.5.1Deprecated
MetalLB0.8.3Deprecated
MetalLB0.9.5Deprecated
Nginx0.26.1Deprecated
Nginx0.43.0Deprecated
Nginx1.0.4Deprecated
Nginx1.2.1Deprecated
Nginx1.3.0Deprecated
Nvidia GPU Operator1.9.1Deprecated
Open Policy Agent3.5.1Deprecated
Open Policy Agent3.6.0Deprecated
Palette Upgrader3.0.51Deprecated
Palette Upgrader3.0.70Deprecated
Palette Upgrader3.0.95Deprecated
Palette Upgrader3.1.26Deprecated
Portworx Generic Addon2.11.2Deprecated
Portworx Generic Addon2.11.4Deprecated
Prometheus Operator12.3.0Deprecated
Prometheus Operator19.2.3Deprecated
Prometheus Operator30.0.3Deprecated
Prometheus Operator30.2.0Deprecated
Prometheus Operator35.5.1Deprecated
Prometheus Operator37.2.0Deprecated
Reloader0.0.104Deprecated
Spectro Proxy1.0.0Deprecated
Spectro Proxy1.1.0Deprecated