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Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.39.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.39.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
We would like to extend our thanks to all the new and existing contributors who helped make this release possible!
If you're new to Radius, check out our website, radapp.io, for more information. Also visit our getting started guide to learn how to install Radius and create your first app.
A new Applications.Dapr/configurationStores resource type is now available to define and deploy the Dapr Configuration building block in Radius. The Dapr Configuration building block allows for dynamic configuration updates, including feature flag management, and is a great addition to the Dapr integration in Radius. To learn more, go to the Dapr Configuration Store resource schema in the Radius documentation. Thanks to community contributor @SoTrx for adding this functionality.
Radius has added an implementation for an in-memory version of the data store interface, which may be used for testing and development purposes, when contributing to Radius. This helps to speed up and simplify the existing ETC.d and mocking mechanisms that are frequently used today in tests.
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During our preview stage, an upgrade to Radius v0.39.0 requires a full reinstallation of the Radius control-plane, rad CLI, and all Radius apps. Stay tuned for an in-place upgrade path in the future.
Delete any environments you have created:
rad env delete <env-name>
Uninstall the previous version of the Radius control-plane:
rad uninstall kubernetes
Visit the Radius installation guide to install the latest CLI, or download a binary below
Install the latest version of the Radius control-plane:
rad install kubernetes
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Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.38.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.38.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
We would like to extend our thanks to all the new and existing contributors who helped make this release possible!
If you're new to Radius, check out our website, radapp.io, for more information. Also visit our getting started guide to learn how to install Radius and create your first app.
Secret stores can now be referenced in the environment variables of a container resource. Previously, the only way to provide secrets to a container resource in Radius is to mount them through a secret volume, so the experience is now much simpler for users who only require the secrets to be passed into the container via environment variables. See the updated container resource format for more information. Many thanks to community contributor @superbeeny for adding this functionality!
Support has been added to manage secrets in the Dapr components. This means that users may now reference non-Kubernetes secrets within the Dapr resources, closing a feature gap between Radius and Dapr. See the How-To: Reference secrets in Dapr components guide for more information. Many thanks to community contributor @SoTrx for adding this functionality!
Support is now available for authentication into private registries for Bicep Recipes using basic auth (username/password), Azure workload identity, and AWS IRSA. See the how-to guide on private Bicep registries to learn more.
Welcome to our new contributors who have merged their first PR in this release!
During our preview stage, an upgrade to Radius v0.38.0 requires a full reinstallation of the Radius control-plane, rad CLI, and all Radius apps. Stay tuned for an in-place upgrade path in the future.
Delete any environments you have created:
rad env delete <env-name>
Uninstall the previous version of the Radius control-plane:
rad uninstall kubernetes
Visit the Radius installation guide to install the latest CLI, or download a binary below
Install the latest version of the Radius control-plane:
rad install kubernetes
cd259b2 to f0cd725 by @dependabot in https://github.com/radius-project/radius/pull/7821Test_Storage and Test_PersistentVolume by @willdavsmith in https://github.com/radius-project/radius/pull/7854f0cd725 to 49b2a9e by @dependabot in https://github.com/radius-project/radius/pull/784349b2a9e to 99cdcee by @dependabot in https://github.com/radius-project/radius/pull/7877Nothing published for this version
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…deploy Radius and AWS types. Please checkout the breaking changes section for detailed guidance.
Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.37.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
We would like to extend our thanks to all the new and existing contributors who helped make this release possible!
If you're new to Radius, check out our website, radapp.io, for more information. Also visit our getting started guide to learn how to install Radius and create your first app.
Previously Radius used a fork of the Bicep to author and deploy Radius and AWS types. With 0.37 release we have merged our extensibility updates with the upstream and are deprecating the temporary fork of Bicep. To use Radius features with the official Bicep compiler, you need to create a bicepconfig.json with the extensions to author and deploy Radius and AWS types. Please checkout the breaking changes section for detailed guidance.
You can now configure your AWS cloud provider to use AWS federated identity (IRSA) to deploy and manage AWS resources. With this support, infrastructure operators are not burdened with the rotation of the credentials anymore. More information on how to configure the AWS IRSA
We separated the cloud tests and non-cloud tests in our functional test workflows to improve the test verification process for contributors. In the new workflow the non-cloud test workflows will trigger automatically when pull requests are submitted, while tests using cloud resources will need approval from approvers/maintainers to be triggered. We also fixed an issue with magpiego image failing for MacOS+M1 chip users by publishing a multi-architectural image.
Radius merge to official Bicep introduces some breaking changes. To use Radius features with the official Bicep compiler please do the following:
import radius as radius should become extension radius to use Radius typesimport aws as aws should become extension aws to use AWS typesimport kubernetes as kubernetes {} should become extension kubernetes with {} as kubernetes to use Kubernetes typesAWS IRSA support introduces some breaking changes to rad credential register aws CLI command. With the additional identity support, rad credential register aws is now rad credential register aws access-key to register the IAM access-key and rad credential register aws to register the AWS IAM Roles for Service Accounts(IRSA).
Welcome to our new contributors who have merged their first PR in this release!
During our preview stage, an upgrade to Radius v0.37.0 requires a full reinstallation of the Radius control-plane, rad CLI, and all Radius apps. Stay tuned for an in-place upgrade path in the future.
rad env delete <env-name>
rad uninstall kubernetes
rad install kubernetes
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Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.36.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.36.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
We would like to extend our thanks to all the new and existing contributors who helped make this release possible!
If you're new to Radius, check out our website, radapp.io, for more information. Also visit our getting started guide to learn how to install Radius and create your first app.
In a previous release, functionality was added that enables Radius to load and deploy the recipe modules consuming any Terraform provider. This functionality has now been extended to allow for the secure configuration and handling of credentials that allows for authenticating with the Terraform provider. Learn more about [Terraform Recipes in Radius].(https://docs.radapp.io/guides/recipes/terraform/)
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Welcome to our new contributors who have merged their first PR in this release!
During our preview stage, an upgrade to Radius v0.36.0 requires a full reinstallation of the Radius control-plane, rad CLI, and all Radius apps. Stay tuned for an in-place upgrade path in the future.
rad env delete <env-name>
rad uninstall kubernetes
rad install kubernetes
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Azure workload identity introduces some breaking changes to rad credential register azure CLI command. With the additional identity support, rad crede…
Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.35.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
We would like to extend our thanks to all the new and existing contributors who helped make this release possible!
If you're new to Radius, check out our website, radapp.io, for more information. Also visit our getting started guide to learn how to install Radius and create your first app.
You can now configure your Azure cloud provider to use Azure workload identity to deploy and manage Azure resources. With this support, infrastructure operators are not burdened with the rotation of the credentials anymore. More information on how to configure the Workload identity
With this release, Radius now supports authentication into private repositories for pulling Terraform Recipes that contain nested modules. See the private Terraform modules guide for more details.
The EnableWebsockets property has been added to the Gateway Route Resource so that it can be set by Radius users to enable features that make use of websockets, such as SignalR. See the Gateway resource schema for more details.
Azure workload identity introduces some breaking changes to rad credential register azure CLI command. With the additional identity support, rad credential register azure is now rad credential register azure sp to register the Service Principal identity and rad credential register azure wi to register the Azure Workload Identity.
Thanks to @superbeeny for adding -typed for gomock to generate typed functions in our code base.
During our preview stage, an upgrade to Radius v0.35.0 requires a full reinstallation of the Radius control-plane, rad CLI, and all Radius apps. Stay tuned for an in-place upgrade path in the future.
rad env delete <env-name>
rad uninstall kubernetes
rad install kubernetes
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Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.34.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.34.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
We would like to extend our thanks to all the new and existing contributors who helped make this release possible!
If you're new to Radius, check out our website, radapp.io, for more information. Also visit our getting started guide to learn how to install Radius and create your first app.
Starting with this v0.34 release, we have fully transitioned to the rad app graph command to view the Application Graph in the CLI. This means that the legacy command rad app connections will no longer be supported going forward. Learn more here: CLI referencerad app graph
The Radius team has been actively improving upon the testing coverage and infrastructure over the past couple of releases. We now have implemented a robust set of functional and long-running tests that are more reliable and cover the most recently released feature areas, including for private Terraform registries. Learn more about running the Radius test suite here: Running Radius Tests
rad init user experience for app name with capital letters to include the error message from k8s as it does not allow capital letters in namespace namesrad run failing due to stern log collector limits.We have fixed an issue with the Recipe deployment for Terraform providers that are not part of the official providers. Now Radius is enabled to load and deploy the recipe modules consuming any Terraform provider. Learn more about Terraform Recipes in Radius
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Welcome to our new contributors who have merged their first PR in this release!
During our preview stage, an upgrade to Radius v0.34.0 requires a full reinstallation of the Radius control-plane, rad CLI, and all Radius apps. Stay tuned for an in-place upgrade path in the future.
rad env delete <env-name>
rad uninstall kubernetes
rad install kubernetes
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Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.33.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.33.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
We would like to extend our thanks to all the new and existing contributors who helped make this release possible!
If you're new to Radius, check out our website, radapp.io, for more information. Also visit our getting started guide to learn how to install Radius and create your first app.
A new guide is now available with instructions on how to patch existing Kubernetes secrets using PodSpec definitions and provide them to the environment of a container. Visit the How-To Guide in the Radius documentation to learn more.
Codecov has been added to the Radius repo and will compare test coverage reports and display results in all pull requests going forward.
rad group switch CLI command and fixing the bug with root CA file path for Windows while installing Radius.None
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During our preview stage, an upgrade to Radius v0.33.0 requires a full reinstallation of the Radius control-plane, rad CLI, and all Radius apps. Stay tuned for an in-place upgrade path in the future.
rad env delete <env-name>
rad uninstall kubernetes
rad install kubernetes
az login on LRT to run always by @sk593 in https://github.com/radius-project/radius/pull/7496Full Changelog: https://github.com/radius-project/radius/compare/v0.32.0...v0.33.0
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Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.32.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
Today we're happy to announce the release of Radius v0.32.0. Check out the highlights below, along with the full changelog for more details.
We would like to extend our thanks to all the new and existing contributors who helped make this release possible!
If you're new to Radius, check out our website, radapp.io, for more information. Also visit our getting started guide to learn how to install Radius and create your first app.
Radius Environments can now be configured to pull Terraform Recipe templates from private git repositories. Visit the private registry how-to guide to learn more.
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During our preview stage, an upgrade to Radius v0.32.0 requires a full reinstallation of the Radius control-plane, rad CLI, and all Radius apps. Stay tuned for an in-place upgrade path in the future.
rad env delete <env-name>
rad uninstall kubernetes
rad install kubernetes
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