Today is a big day for Kuma! Kuma 1.0 is now generally available with over 70 features and improvements ready to use and deploy in production to create modern distributed service meshes for every application running on multiple clusters, clouds, including Kubernetes and VM-based workloads.
Before we unpack this release, a big thank you to the community and to the users that have helped releasing this major version of Kuma with their contributions and feedback.
Donโt forget to follow Kuma on GitHub (opens new window) and ask any questions on the community slack (opens new window).
Kuma 1.0 ships with 65+ charts out of the box for Grafana, although you can collect data from any other system too with the TrafficLog and TrafficMetrics policies.
This new version comes with significant new capabilities and improvements around the following areas:
And much more! For a complete list of features and updates, take a look at the full changelog (opens new window).
Kuma 1.0 ships with 65+ charts out of the box for Grafana, although you can collect data from any other system too with the TrafficLog and TrafficMetrics policies.
Join us on our community channels (opens new window) to learn more about Kuma, including our official Slack chat! The community channels are useful to get up and running with Kuma, as well as to learn how to contribute to and discuss the project roadmap. Kuma is a CNCF Sandbox project, and we welcome everybody to contribute and ask questions.
The next community call will be hosted on November 25th at 8:30am PST (opens new window). Also donโt forget to follow Kuma on Twitter (opens new window)!
Be sure to carefully read the Upgrade Guide (opens new window) before upgrading Kuma.
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