Cloud Proxy for Kubenetes, version 5.2
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rafael....@diladele.com
Jul 10, 2023, 2:00:57 AM7/10/23
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Hello everyone,
The next version of Cloud Proxy for Kubernetes is now publicly available. It is still in full development so marked as Beta only. Please if you have time and are proficient in Kubernetes do give it a try and share your thoughts with sup...@diladele.com
The following changes were included into this release:
The Admin guide is available at https://cloudproxy.diladele.com/docs and main site is at https://cloudproxy.diladele.com. Repository for development and list of issues are at https://github.com/diladele/cloud-proxy/milestones, so please add the bugs/issues/questions there if possible.
For now we have a tutorial for plain Kubernetes on premises and Microsoft AKS in Azure. The Google GKE tutorial is being written now.
The project tries to make it easy to deploy and manage a fleet of web filtering proxies in the cloud. It is supposed to be deployed on Azure Kubernetes Service (Microsoft AKS), Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) or in your on-premises vanilla Kubernetes cluster and allows to manage a fleet of proxies for your projects and clients with minimal administrative efforts completely from within a browser.
Best regards,
Dev Team
The next version of Cloud Proxy for Kubernetes is now publicly available. It is still in full development so marked as Beta only. Please if you have time and are proficient in Kubernetes do give it a try and share your thoughts with sup...@diladele.com
The following changes were included into this release:
- Added Traffic Monitor to the new Cloud Proxy Admin UI.
- Added section on configuring external browsers to use the proxy.
- Added initial Helm chart for deployment.
- Overall improvements in traffic monitor and configuration module.
The Admin guide is available at https://cloudproxy.diladele.com/docs and main site is at https://cloudproxy.diladele.com. Repository for development and list of issues are at https://github.com/diladele/cloud-proxy/milestones, so please add the bugs/issues/questions there if possible.
For now we have a tutorial for plain Kubernetes on premises and Microsoft AKS in Azure. The Google GKE tutorial is being written now.
The project tries to make it easy to deploy and manage a fleet of web filtering proxies in the cloud. It is supposed to be deployed on Azure Kubernetes Service (Microsoft AKS), Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) or in your on-premises vanilla Kubernetes cluster and allows to manage a fleet of proxies for your projects and clients with minimal administrative efforts completely from within a browser.
Best regards,
Dev Team
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