Earlier this week we released version 0.2.2 of Atomic App. The first update since our major refactor in 0.2.1.
The release of 0.2.1 introduced a major refactor of our code base as well as numerous new features to Atomic App. Such as:
The Atomic Host platform is now replaced by CoreOS. Users of Atomic Host are encouraged to join the CoreOS community on the Fedora CoreOS communication channels.
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Earlier this week we released version 0.2.2 of Atomic App. The first update since our major refactor in 0.2.1.
The release of 0.2.1 introduced a major refactor of our code base as well as numerous new features to Atomic App. Such as:
Today we’ve released 0.3.0 of Atomic App! We’ve crossed a few things on our roadmap as well as introduced a brand-new provider; Marathon! For those new to Marathon, it’s a cluster-wide init and control system for services in cgroups or Docker containers, that usually runs on top of Apache Mesos.
The main features of this release are:
Today we’ve released 0.3.1 of Atomic App! This is our first release since the holiday break, as well as the first release since 0.3.0. We’ve got quite a lot of new features added as well.
The main features of this release are:
* Native persistent storage integration. (Kubernetes only support for now)
* HTTPS (TLS) verification and support for OpenShift
* OpenShift stop
added
* Nested Nulecule application support for OpenShift
A fast release since 0.3.1, we’ve now released 0.4.0 of Atomic App!
Our biggest change is the renaming of atomicapp install
to atomicapp fetch
.
In order to fetch the container from the atomic
cli, you are required to use the run
command and pass the --mode=fetch
parameters.
We’ve now released 0.4.2 of Atomic App!
As we get closer to 1.0.0, we are focusing on testing and bug fixes before our grand release.
The changes to atomicapp
in this week’s release are:
Features:
We’ve now released 0.4.3 of Atomic App!
This will probably be our last release before 1.0.0.
With this release, we’ve re-factored our logging formatter making it easier to decipher between information, debug, warnings, and errors.
Atomic App version 0.4.4 has been released. This release includes a major update to our documentation as well as the user experience when deploying an Atomic App.
Atomic App verison 0.4.5 has been released! In this minor release of Atomic App we make some changes to the UI output as well as fix a few provider-specific bugs.
This is a major release of Atomic App where we introduce a new CLI command as well as the renaming of multiple provider configuration parameters.
The main features of this release are:
atomicapp init
CLI commandIn this week’s release of Atomic App we not only have cleaner logging output when using the tool, but we’ve also added binary generation!
The main features of this release are:
atomicapp init
This release of Atomic App introduces a large code-base change related to our Kubernetes provider.
We incorporate major changes to the Kubernetes provider. With this release, we replace the usage of kubectl
with the requests Python library and the Kubernetes HTTP API end-point. This change results in faster deployment, smaller image sizes, and increased detail in logging messages.
The main features of this release are:
This release of Atomic App introduces the new atomicapp index
command.
We add this command in order to give a quick overview of all available featured and tested Nuleculized applications on github.com/projectatomic/nulecule-library. The ability to generate your own list is available as well with the atomicapp index generate
command.