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Glasskube v0.0.2 — Open Command

· 3 min read
Philip Miglinci
Philip Miglinci
Co-Founder

Glasskube v0.0.2 was released on February 9th, just 9 days after initial technical preview release.

Glasskube is fully open-source. Support us by leaving a star: ⭐ glasskube/glasskube ⭐

🙏 Special thanks to all our contributors 🥰​

We didn't anticipate rolling out our second preview release just one week after the initial one, but thanks to the remarkable contributions from our community, that's exactly what we've done.

This release includes:

  • 👥 a total of 14 (mostly new) contributors
  • 🛠️ 58 commits
  • 💥 no breaking changes

Watch our release video to get an overview of what has changed:

Most notable changes​

Of all changes, bugfixes and improvements, two new features stand out in the second release:

The open command​

Introducing Glasskube's newest feature: the open command! Gone are the days of laboriously setting up multiple TCP tunnels with kubectl port-forward just to access specific services. With Glasskube, accessing your desired services is now as easy as a click or a simple command. Say goodbye to unnecessary complexity and hello to effortless convenience.

Realtime updates with htmx​

The second-biggest achievement of this release: The integration of htmx for real-time updates. This advanced feature enables automatic and instantaneous updates to your graphical user interface, eliminating the need for manual page refreshes. With htmx, your application stays dynamically synchronized with backend changes, ensuring a seamless and responsive user experience.

BREAKING changes​

This release does not contain any breaking changes.

All Release Notes​

The release notes can be found here: v0.0.2 release on GitHub

All changes can be found here: Comparing v0.0.1 to v0.0.2

How to upgrade​

Follow the installation instructions below to download the latest version of the Glasskube client. After that you need to upgrade the server component (Package Operator) by bootstrapping Glasskube again:

glasskube bootstrap

Getting started​

Follow our Getting Started guide if you want to try Glasskube for yourself and install your first package.

On macOS, you can use Homebrew to install and update Glasskube.

brew install glasskube/tap/glasskube

After installing Glasskube on your local machine, make sure to install the necessary components in your Kubernetes cluster by running glasskube bootstrap. For more information, check out our bootstrap guide.

Get involved​

The easiest way to get involved is to tackle one of our open issues. You are also welcome to join our Discord.

If you are a cloud native developer, please submit your package.

As Glasskube is still in its very early days, your feedback is highly appreciated. Let us know what you think, we would love to hear from you or support us by leaving a star on GitHub:

⭐ glasskube/glasskube ⭐