Published at November 27, 2022 · 5 min read
Spokes v1.3.10 adds new features to some of the existing Admin API endpoints. We also fixed some critical bugs in this release and added some new small features. This release includes some internal changes that help us build towards a clustering feature that some of our enterprise customers have been asking for. Admin API Updates This release now includes support for adding firewall rules for HTTP sites and TCP forwarding rules....
Published at November 27, 2022 · 4 min read
We’re excited to release v0.15.0 of the Packetriot client. This version include bug fixes and improvements in several areas. We’ve also been working toward refactoring the backend client library so we can introduce more features and work towards some that have been on our roadmap for some time, like an official graphical UI. All the details are below. Thanks to users who reported issues and sent recommendations! Client API & Docs An HTTP API for our client has existed for some time and we are slowly rolling this feature out along with documentation....
Published at September 25, 2022 · 4 min read
Spokes v1.3.9 expands our Admin API and adds some new basic features to dashboard and fixes some bugs. You can find the updates on downloads page, Docker Hub and our RPM repository. API for Managing Firewall We’ve extended the existing APIs for creating and updating HTTP sites and TCP applications to include a new property for adding IPv4 and IPv6 filtering. This mechanism has been available for some time, but could only be configured using the client application....
Published at September 7, 2022 · 4 min read
Today we’re publishing the packages and container images for the v1.3.8 update to Spokes. This release includes many small bug fixes and the addition of new features like tracking and visualization for the events and life-cycle for a tunnel. You can find the updates on downloads page, Docker Hub and our RPM repository. This release provides many quality of life improvements and fixes that we’ll describe below. Finally, we’ve split the database into three (since we use SQLite)....