Release 5.2.16

5.2.16 LTS (October 11th, 2019)

Improvements

• Improves gravity report to capture additional network configuration (#773).
• Increase timeout on healthz check and allow optional configuration by environment variable (#737).

Bugfixes

• Skip missing mount points when checking filesystem usage (#786).

Release 6.1.6

6.1.6 (October 10th, 2019)

Improvements

• Improves gravity report to capture additional network configuration (#770).
• Adds ability to specify default cloud provider in application manifest (#760).
• Provides additional error information when an operation fails (#746).
• Increase timeout on healthz check and allow optional configuration by environment variable (#744).
• Add support for discovering upstream DNS servers from systemd-resolved configuration (#739).
• Update debian containers to be based off debian buster (#770).
• Add ebtable_filter to the list of required gravity kernel modules (#725).

Bugfixes

• Fixes a race condition within docker libraries used by gravity (#778).
• Fix and issue with gravity report accessing journal files (#733).

Release 6.2.0

Release 6.2.0 (September 24th, 2019)

Improvements

• Upgrade Kubernetes to v1.16.0.

Download

Download the current and previous Gravity releases at https://gravitational.com/gravity/download.

Release 6.1.5

6.1.5 (September 18th, 2019)

Bugfixes

• Upgrade Kubernetes to v1.15.4 (CVE-2019-11251).
• Upgrade Teleport to 3.2.12.
• Address several issues with cluster stability after etcd upgrades.
• Fix a vulnerability in the decompression of application bundles.

Warning

This release fixes a security vulnerability in kubernetes. Please see Kubernetes Announcement for more information.

Warning

This release fixes a security vulnerability in teleport. Please see Teleport Announcement for more information.

Release 6.0.9

6.0.9 (September 18th, 2019)

Bugfixes

• Upgrade Kubernetes to v1.14.7 (CVE-2019-11251).
• Upgrade Teleport to 3.2.12.
• Address several issues with cluster stability after etcd upgrades.
• Fix a vulnerability in the decompression of application bundles.

Warning

This release fixes a security vulnerability in kubernetes. Please see Kubernetes Announcement for more information.

Warning

This release fixes a security vulnerability in teleport. Please see Teleport Announcement for more information.

Release 5.6.8

5.6.8 (September 18th, 2019)

Bugfixes

• Upgrade Kubernetes to v1.14.7 (CVE-2019-11251).
• Upgrade Teleport to 3.0.6-gravity.
• Address several issues with cluster stability after etcd upgrades.
• Fix a vulnerability in the decompression of application bundles.

Warning

This release fixes a security vulnerability in kubernetes. Please see Kubernetes Announcement for more information.

Warning

This release fixes a security vulnerability in teleport. Please see Teleport Announcement for more information.

Release 5.5.20

5.5.20 (September 18th, 2019)

Bugfixes

• Upgrade Kubernetes to v1.13.11 (CVE-2019-11251).
• Upgrade Teleport to 3.0.6-gravity.
• Address several issues with cluster stability after etcd upgrades.
• Fix a vulnerability in the decompression of application bundles.

Warning

This release fixes a security vulnerability in kubernetes. Please see Kubernetes Announcement for more information.

Warning

This release fixes a security vulnerability in teleport. Please see Teleport Announcement for more information.

Release 6.0.8

Gravity 6

Version 6 is a major milestone in Gravity development, it comes with a huge number of new features. The goal of Gravity 6 was to make dramatic improvements to the user experience.

What's New?

Gravity 6 comes with a completely new web UI which includes:

• Beautiful dashboard showing cluster health and a commanding overview of everything that matters.
• Brand new audit log UI, with a history of remotely executed commands via k8s API or SSH.
• Redesigned cluster settings.

Another major change in Gravity 6 is tighter integration with Gravitational Teleport, i.e. users now must execute tsh login instead of tele login to authenticate against Gravity clusters and access them via K8s API or SSH.

The Ops Center has been deprecated. It has been superseded by a new product called Gravity Hub, which is only available to Enterprise Edition users. Gravity Hub not only acts as a central control plane for a large number of remote Kubernetes clusters but also performs the duties of being a central repository of cluster images.

Bugfixes in this release

• Update kubelet configuration to respect allowPrivileged flag.

Release 6.1.4

Gravity 6

Version 6 is a major milestone in Gravity development, it comes with a huge number of new features. The goal of Gravity 6 was to make dramatic improvements to the user experience.

What's New?

Gravity 6 comes with a completely new web UI which includes:

• Beautiful dashboard showing cluster health and a commanding overview of everything that matters.
• Brand new audit log UI, with a history of remotely executed commands via k8s API or SSH.
• Redesigned cluster settings.

Another major change in Gravity 6 is tighter integration with Gravitational Teleport, i.e. users now must execute tsh login instead of tele login to authenticate against Gravity clusters and access them via K8s API or SSH.

The Ops Center has been deprecated. It has been superseded by a new product called Gravity Hub, which is only available to Enterprise Edition users. Gravity Hub not only acts as a central control plane for a large number of remote Kubernetes clusters but also performs the duties of being a central repository of cluster images.

Bugfixes in this release

• Fix allowPrivileged flag placement in the manifest schema.

Release 6.0.7

Gravity 6

Version 6 is a major milestone in Gravity development, it comes with a huge number of new features. The goal of Gravity 6 was to make dramatic improvements to the user experience.

What's New?

Gravity 6 comes with a completely new web UI which includes:

• Beautiful dashboard showing cluster health and a commanding overview of everything that matters.
• Brand new audit log UI, with a history of remotely executed commands via k8s API or SSH.
• Redesigned cluster settings.

Another major change in Gravity 6 is tighter integration with Gravitational Teleport, i.e. users now must execute tsh login instead of tele login to authenticate against Gravity clusters and access them via K8s API or SSH.

The Ops Center has been deprecated. It has been superseded by a new product called Gravity Hub, which is only available to Enterprise Edition users. Gravity Hub not only acts as a central control plane for a large number of remote Kubernetes clusters but also performs the duties of being a central repository of cluster images.

Bugfixes in this release

• Fix allowPrivileged flag placement in the manifest schema.