Releases: RedHatInsights/clowder
0.4.0
This release brings with it some important code simplification, Initial Istio support and the beginnings of Strimzi/Cyndi support
To install Clowder in your local environment, first make sure you've installed Minikube and have it running. Then download the attached manifest YAML and run:
minikube kubectl -- apply -f clowder-manifest-0.4.0.yml --validate=false
You may also need pull secrets for both quay and rh_registry in order to obtain the correct images.
0.3.0
This release brings with it the new private port feature. Clowder now supports having one private port exposed, in addition to the one public and one metrics port.
To install Clowder in your local environment, first make sure you've installed Minikube and have it running. Then download the attached manifest YAML and run:
minikube kubectl -- apply -f clowder-manifest-0.3.0.yml --validate=false
You may also need pull secrets for both quay and rh_registry in order to obtain the correct images.
0.2.0
To install Clowder in your local environment, first make sure you've installed Minikube and have it running. Then download the attached manifest YAML and run:
kubectl apply -f clowder-manifest-0.2.0.yml
You may also need pull secrets for both quay and rh_registry in order to obtain the correct images.
0.1.0
To install Clowder in your local environment, first make sure you've installed Minikube and have it running. Then download the attached manifest YAML and run:
kubectl apply -f clowder-manifest-0.1.0.yml
You may also need pull secrets for both quay and rh_registry in order to obtain the correct images.