Changelog
- Introduced environment cloning. Now you can easily clone an entire environment with just a few clicks. This includes the cluster and integrations configured within the environment
- Introduced Service Deployments giving teams a granular look at each deployment
- Within Service Deployments teams can get a a detailed view of the deployment including container logs, deploy duration and other metadata.
- Within Service Deployments teams can get a a detailed view of the deployment including container logs, deploy duration and other metadata.
- Added Windows support to the Nucleus CLI and updated documentation
- Updated source files for Nucleus CLI to be .zip so that users don't have to untar tarballs
- Made the Nucleus CLI available as a Docker image
- Updated all verification emails that customers get to use the right copy and branding
- Renamed the Service Settings page to just the "Services" page
- Fixed a rare race condition that happesn with the tekton crd add-on install
- Fixed an error where cluster names that were too long would result in cluster's failing install
- Fixed a bug where you couldn't use the same environment name twice
Evis Drenova
- Implemented user-defined Health Checks which gives developers more control over how their services start up and terminate
- Introduced the MongoDB integration for developers who use MongoDB Atlas as a database
- Updated the Nucleus Deploy command to cancel the CD deploy pipeline if the developere exists the deploy process
- Added empty states for the Enviornments, Services and Integrations pages
- Removed the onboarding workflow that required that you create a cluster before being able to navigate the Dashboard
- Reduced the number of CMK keys being created in the cluster install to reduce the cost of installing Nucleus
- Added the 'dependency' command to the CLI which programmatically adds service dependencies to the nucleus.yaml file
- Introduced new onboarding welcome message flow
- Added 2 new profiles in the 'Cluster Access' section which allows teams to provision admin and read-only access to a particular namespace within a cluster
- Fixed several small UI bugs
Evis Drenova
- Sped up CD pipeline builds by 30%
- Updated trial status to be a free forever account
- Fixed a bug where the Environment page would break if a service deployment didn't exist
- Breadcrumbs for Service and Environment settings now route to you the Environment page
- Updating loading states across the UI to be consistent
- The 'New Environment' flow now is it's own set of pages and is no longer a modal
- Added Docker as runtime to the UI
- Cleaned up cluster settings UI to make it more flat
- Fixed issue where items would shift left then the scrollbar appeared
- Standardized UI border color for light and dark mode
- Fixed a bug where users could create an integration for a cluster that wasn't fully installed which caused issues
Evis Drenova
- Added kubernetes pod eventing to Service Settings page to give developers a way to see their service events. Go to your Environment -> Service -> Service Settings -> Events to see your events.
- Added the ability for customers to easily set up a role to be able to kubectl into their clusters without having to set a kubectl context
- Implemented Horizontal Pod Autoscaling and gave developers the ability to configure how their service scales
- Updated docs to include a 'AWS Cost to run Nucleus' page to help developers estimate their cost to run Nucleus. You can find the link here
- A bunch of UI and UX fixes for dark mode and responsiveness for mobile
- Fixed a bug where you couldn't delete an integration if the environment no longer exists
- Fixed a bug where the the custom domain proxy cert was bugged if the cert validation was failing
- Cleaned up the Account Selection page so that it only shows unique AWS accounts connected
- Re-structured dashboard to support deep-linking and updated all links to deep-link
- Updated user onboarding flow to send welcome emails on signup
- Updated Build pipepline to use Docker Caching to speed up building of images
- Moved away from webflow and re-wrote entire marketing site in Next
- Added a 'Get a Demo' form to the website
- Added a Blog section to the website
- Added a Changelog section to the website
- Created a Slack community
- Updated default service resource limits to 1gb of memory and 1vCPU
- Added new footer to the marketing website
Evis Drenova
- Initial release of the Nucleus Dashboard
- Ability to build, deploy and manage services
- Integrations with containter registries, databases, observability tools,
- Support for Dark mode and light mode
- Updates to the Nucleus CLI
- Launch of initial Nucleus website
Evis Drenova