Tags

Updates to monitoring and resource management with Prometheus.

v1.2.0. Improvements to monitoring and resource management and version updates.

v1.1.1. Minor updates to website and cert-manager.

v1.1.0.

Since there have been a few minor but not insignificant changes across
several services its time for a tag update!

General:
- add k8s-node-termination-handler to cordon nodes before preemption,
increasing uptime with nicer failover
- Add podAntiAffinity to spread pods for a service across nodes more
evenly, for several services.

Gitlab and CI:
- Update from 11.10.4 -> 12.2.0
- Add retry for Gitlab's self-deploy, which always used to fail.

README.md:
- Update ubuntu-node-01 OS information
- Re-run VPN performance.
- Add note about pusher/oauth2_proxy

This tag marks the release of v0.2.0 of the cluster!

See the [CHANGELOG](CHANGELOG.md) for details of what has been added,
and the [README](README.md) for an up-to-date description of what
exists and what is running.

Minor release with patches and improved usability and documentation.

Release 0.1.1 focuses on the completion of
https://gitlab.palpant.us/justin/palpantlab-infra/milestones/4. Included
in this release are primarily: a CHANGELOG which will be kept up to
date; significant detail in the README; a few version-bumps of
deployed software; the first stab at supporting users; first cut of
support for dynamically provisioned PVs, using NFS volumes as the
first prototype; and slightly-improved alerting with Alertmanager.

Closes https://gitlab.palpant.us/justin/palpantlab-infra/milestones/4

With the completion of the migration to using Kubernetes, this project has reached the first usability milestone, so I'm going to call it v0.1.0.

I'll continue to use tags and milestones for large sets of features or usability improvements! Insignificant changes (manual scaling, single new components, tweaks or improvements) will get patch-versions. Significant changes or milestones will be minor versions. Major versions will not happen, except maybe 1.0.0 when I think the cluster is "ready" and "stable". Who knows if that will ever happen!