Welcome to the first edition of our Changelog! We'll keep you up-to-date with product and documentation changes on a regular basis.
Last week we released the first open-source Alpha of Namespace. More on our announcement.
This week: We've released a guide that shows how simple it is to adopt Namespace when you are already a Docker Compose user: From Docker Compose to Namespace.
Learning
If you’d like to check out what Namespace has to offer, schedule a demo! We use these sessions to learn about your pain points, and are happy to provide advice based on what our expertise and infrastructure in the market.
Open-source platform
Highlight: Fixed some minor issues that prevented installation on some systems. If you've tried to install Namespace and failed, give it another try!
New features
- We've introduced Redis resource classes and an in-cluster provider.
- We've introduced Postgres resource classes and an in-cluster provider.
- Introduced LocalStack as an S3 provider.
- We've introduced service endpoint injection as environment variables.
Improvements
ns doctornow uploads its results anonymously. Send us your upload reference so we can more quickly help you.- Improved
ns dev's output to not keep the service block as a "sticky", so logs can be emphasized instead. - Refreshed the visuals of the landing page used by examples.
- Container image merging now always uses the first image as the base, so that the original image configuration is maintained.
Bugs fixed
- Fixed a bug in the shellscript integration where relative paths did not work consistently.
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