Archive
Category: Release
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Krkn v5.1.0: Chaos Testing Gets Storage I/O Throttling for PVC Workloads
Krkn, the CNCF sandbox chaos engineering tool for Kubernetes, just shipped v5.1.0 with a brand-new way to torture your persistent storage — and honestly, your…
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KitOps v1.14.0: SLSA Provenance and Composable Datasets Make ML Packaging Grow Up
KitOps just shipped v1.14.0, and it brings two features that make ML packaging feel less like wrestling a bear and more like actual engineering: SLSA…
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HAMi v2.9.0: GPU Sharing Grows Up With DRA, Ascend Support, and Vast.ai
Running GPU workloads on Kubernetes is a bit like sharing a single power outlet among fifteen roommates who all need to charge their phones at…
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OpenCost v1.120.2: Your Kubernetes Cloud Bill Just Got a Whole Lot Clearer
OpenCost just shipped v1.120.2, and if you have ever stared at a cloud bill wondering where the money went, this release has your name on…
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Litmus 3.29.0: Chaos Engineering Gets Eyes with Prometheus Metrics and a Whole Lot More
Litmus just learned how to talk to Prometheus, and your chaos experiments are finally ready for their close-up. If you have ever run a chaos…
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Backstage v1.51.0: AI Models in the Catalog, OpenTelemetry Tracing, and Seven Breaking Changes
Backstage just shipped v1.51.0, and it is absolutely packed. Imagine your company has a dozen internal tools, each with its own URL, its own login,…
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SPIRE v1.15.0: Zero-Trust Identity Gets a Vault, a Protocol Upgrade, and a Production Polish
SPIRE, the CNCF-graduated identity framework for cloud-native workloads, just shipped version 1.15.0 with a stack of features that make zero-trust identity a lot more practical…