Client v0.16.0

Published at September 8, 2025 ·  12 min read

We’re excited to release v0.16.0 of the Packetriot client. This version is a significant update to our client and introduces new features that we’ve been developing for some time. After many months of effort, the Packetriot client now has a web UI for configuring tunnels, managing traffic for HTTPS and TCP, and also managing your custom domains, reserved subdomains, and their assignments. All the details are below. We also want to thank those users who reported issues and sent feature requests!...

Spokes v1.5.4

Published at September 8, 2025 ·  5 min read

We’re excited to announce the release of Spokes v1.5.4, bringing several powerful new features and important bug fixes to enhance your experience with the Spokes Gateway server. Get the Release! You can download the RPM here. As always, our container images are available in both the Packetriot and Terrapin Labs repositories. docker pull packetriot/spokes:1.5.4 # alternatively docker pull terrapinlabs/spokes:1.5.4 Registration Tokens In this release, registration tokens have been updated to support more granular limits....

Client v0.15.6

Published at May 19, 2025 ·  2 min read

Custom Ports Spokes v1.5.2 introduced support for requesting custom ports. Spokes is the network server that powers the Packetriot network. This feature will be available to our enterprise customers that license and self-host Spokes or use our managed private instance service. This feature is not available for subscribers to Packetriot. To request a custom port we added a new flag --custom-port to the pktriot tunnel tcp allocate sub-command. Here is an example....

Spokes v1.5.2

Published at May 19, 2025 ·  4 min read

We’re excited to announce the release of Spokes v1.5.2, bringing major improvements in our API, enhanced cluster management capabilities, and several stability fixes. This update marks an important step in our ongoing efforts to provide more robust Spokes deployments. Get the Release! You can download the RPM here. As always, our container images are available in both the Packetriot and Terrapin Labs repositories. docker pull packetriot/spokes:1.5.2 # alternatively docker pull terrapinlabs/spokes:1....