0.19.0-rc1

Advancing 0.19.0-rc1 release to status: released

Signed-off-by: Tom Pantelis <tompantelis@gmail.com>

0.19.0-m3

Advancing 0.19.0-m3 release to status: released

Signed-off-by: Maayan Friedman <maafried@redhat.com>

0.19.0-m2

Advancing 0.19.0-m2 release to status: released

Signed-off-by: Daniel Farrell <dfarrell@redhat.com>

0.14.9

• Reduced and restricted the RBAC permissions for the various Submariner components to only what is actually needed to reduce any
  potential attack surface.

Note: this release fixes an issue with the 0.14.8 release.

0.15.5

Reduced and restricted the RBAC permissions for the various Submariner components to only what is actually needed to reduce any potential attack surface.

Note: this release fixes an issue with the 0.15.4 release.

0.19.0-m1

Advancing 0.19.0-m1 release to status: released

Signed-off-by: Maayan Friedman <maafried@redhat.com>

0.18.0

New features

• subctl join and other commands now support HTTP proxy arguments corresponding to the HTTP proxy environment variables
  that are propagated to the various pods.
• subctl verify now outputs a short description of each test that is run.

Other changes

• Fixed an issue in Service Discovery where un-exporting a Service on one cluster and then quickly exporting it on another cluster could
  result in a missing ServiceImport resource and cause name resolution failures.
• Reduced and restricted the RBAC permissions for the various Submariner components to only what is actually needed to reduce any
  potential attack surface.
• Improved the performance of Service Discovery exporting at scale which was hindered by excessive throttling delays when exporting many
  services quickly.
• To reduce RBAC permissions, Submariner no longer annotates Node resources. After upgrade, any submariner.io/*
  annotations will not be removed because Submariner no longer has Node update permission.
• Health check counters on the Gateway resource now report correct information after a gateway leader re-election occurs.
• AWS cloud prepare now supports the resource naming convention implemented in Openshift 4.16 and above.

0.14.8

This release introduced an issue and shouldn't be downloaded.

0.15.4

This release introduced an issue and shouldn't be downloaded.

0.17.2

• Improved the performance of Service Discovery exporting at scale which was hindered by excessive throttling delays when exporting many
  services quickly.
• Reduced and restricted the RBAC permissions for the various Submariner components to only what is actually needed to reduce any
  potential attack surface.
• Health check counters on the Gateway resource now report correct information after a gateway leader re-election occurs.
• AWS cloud prepare now supports the resource naming convention implemented in Openshift 4.16 and above.