Spokes v1.3.8

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)....

Spokes v1.3.5 and Client v0.13.1

Published at January 9, 2022 ·  4 min read

Happy New Years!! It’s been some time since we last posted an upate but we’ve been very busy in the last few months of ‘21 and have published several releases of Spokes and our client software. I’ll summarize them below and describe the changes introduced in the newest releases - Spokes v1.3.5 and the Packetriot client v0.13.1. Spokes Updates Since Spokes v1.3.1 we’ve made three additional releases that lots of new features....

Client Update v0.11.2

Published at October 1, 2021 ·  2 min read

The v0.11.2 release fixes a bug in the client API endpoint that prevent Spokes users/administrators from remotely setting up custom certificates using the dashboard UI. We’ve improved our logging in this release as well. TLS Custom Certs We found a small bug in the client API endpoint that processed changes to HTTP traffic rules related to custom certificates. A small logic error prevented those certs from being saved to disk and then being enabled in the client....

Spokes v1.3.1 and Client v0.11.1

Published at September 12, 2021 ·  8 min read

Tody we’ve published software updates to Spokes and the Packetriot client program to enable convenient access to distributed services hosted behind by other tunnels connected to a Spokes server. Access to external services can be mapped as well. These new features establish an application-level mesh network similar to what Envoy or Linkerd provide. This enables developers to write programs that can access ports on 127.0.0.1 and connect to the actual service running on a different network or on completely different compute infrastructure....