The last couple of months have been tremendously exciting for everyone working on Cilium and BPF. We have witnessed a fast growing community of Cilium users as well as the rapid increase of BPF usage and development with companies such as Google joining the existing already strong BPF community of engineers from Facebook, Netflix, Red Hat and many more.
We are excited to announce Cilium 1.0.0-rc9 with many, many bugfixes and the delivery of the final feature we were waiting on prior for 1.0: Egress policy enforcement support. It is therefore only logical that we announce full feature freeze with rc9. This means that we will only merge critical bugfixes and release 1.0 as soon as we have resolved all release blockers. More on this below. We are thrilled to have come this far and appreciate all of the efforts by the wide range of contributors that have helped to get us here. As usual, the full release notes are attached at the end of the blog but can be found on the 1.0.0-rc9 release page. The vast majority of the work in this release has been around bugfixes and testing. Here is a list of some highlights:
We are excited to have released Cilium 1.0.0-rc4. The release contains a lot of bugfixes as usual plus a lot of CI work to ensure quality long term but there are also some enhancements highlights and tooling worth mentioning.
The Cilium community has been hard at work over the past weeks to get us closer to what we consider is required for a 1.0 release. We have made a ton of progress and are happy to announce the release of 1.0.0-rc2 at this point.
We have released Cilium v0.12 a couple of weeks back. One of the exciting feature additions is the introduction of Kafka protocol visibility and policy enforcement in form of a tech preview.
We're happy to announce our 2 recent Cilium releases:v0.10 and v0.11! This is a brief recap of noteworthy functionality, including the expansion of Network Policy, simplifying deployments, Kubernetes integration updates, and Mesos integration.
The team is excited to announce the v0.9 release of Cilium.We've received a lot of great feedback since we released Cilium v0.8 at the end of March with support for L7 HTTP-aware network security. By far the biggest requests have been:1) Making it easier to deploy and use Cilium in Kubernetes environments 2) Testing and hardening Cilium to enable production deployments.
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