Spokes v1.1.2

Published at April 11, 2021 ·  3 min read

Release v1.1.2 builds on-top of the unannounced v1.1.1 release with making container-based installation and deployments simple to set up and configure. Previously we only supported RPM packages for Linux, however, containers allow us to support more Linux distributions and container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes. We are also supporting a Homebrew package for macOS. Installs and upgrades using the brew package manager are now possible. An example command is below: [user@macos ] brew install packetriot/homebrew-tools/spokes More details on our container deployment update and other new features below....

Spokes v1.1.0

Published at February 18, 2021 ·  4 min read

Release v1.1.0 of Spokes is a big update and includes many new features. This release also lays the ground work for many future improvements that are on our roadmap and will shape Spokes into a robust tunneling and web server with more automation support and simpler integration with external systems. Dashboard Updates We’ve added more metrics to our dashboard to provide more useful information to admins. Active tunnels, those that were created but not necessarily online, are broken out....

Client Update v0.10.8

Published at February 1, 2021 ·  4 min read

We’ve been quietly publishing client updates since last post in December ‘20. These have been bug fixes mostly. This release includes support for a new flag that can be used for specify the destination for HTTP/S traffic that is routed through tunnels. Upstream URL Destination We’ve added a new flag --upstream-url and can be used with the pktriot http command. It can also be used with persistent traffic rules with the pktriot tunnel http add command....

Client Update v0.10.4

Published at December 29, 2020 ·  5 min read

This is our last release for the year and our client has come a long way in 2020. Revision 0.10.4 includes some new features and some bug fixes. All of our downloads are available on our downloads page. Getting this update is really convenient if you’re using one of our Linux repos. # centos [user@host ] sudo yum clean expire-cache # refresh repos [user@host ] sudo yum upgrade pktriot # fedora, centos:8 [user@host ] sudo dnf clean expire-cache # refresh repos [user@host ] sudo dnf upgrade pktriot # debian, ubuntu [user@host ] apt-get install --only-upgrade pktriot Mac users can use brew....