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SlackPinniped v0.33.0: Externally-managed CA bundles for Pinniped's custom resources
With the release of v0.33.0, Pinniped enables externally-managed CA bundles for all custom resources
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Pinniped v0.31.0: GitHub as an identity provider
With the release of v0.31.0, Pinniped brings GitHub identities to Kubernetes clusters everywhere
Pinniped v0.26.0: Multiple identity providers and identity transformations
With the release of v0.26.0, Pinniped now supports multiple identity providers and identity transformations
Pinniped v0.25.0: With External Certificate Management for the Impersonation Proxy and more!
With v0.25.0 you get external certificate management for the impersonation proxy, easier scheduling of the kube-cert-agent, and more
Pinniped v0.18.0: With User-Friendly features such as JSON formatted logs, LDAP/ActiveDirectory UI Support
With v0.18.0 you get cool new features like nicely formatted JSON logs, UI to login to your LDAP or ActiveDirectory Identity Provider, and more
Pinniped v0.16.0: With Build-Your-Own FIPS Binaries, Workspace ONE IDP configuration, and Supervisor HTTP listener changes
You can now build your own Pinniped binaries with FIPS compliant BoringCrypto, HTTPS will be the default for our public facing Supervisor listener ports, and we provide you with documentation to configure Workspace ONE Access as an OIDC Identity Provider
Pinniped v0.13.0: Security Hardened Pinniped
With the release of v0.13.0, Pinniped only supports the use of secure TLS ciphers, configurable Pinniped Supervisor listener ports, and reflecting changes made by the identity provider on the user’s Kubernetes cluster access
Pinniped v0.11.0: Easy Configurations for Active Directory, OIDC CLI workflows and more
With the release of v0.11.0, Pinniped offers CRDs for easy Active Directory configuration, OIDC password grant flow for CLI workflows, and Distroless images for security and performance
Pinniped v0.10.0: Managing OIDC Login Flows in Browserless Environments
With the release of v0.10.0, Pinniped now supports Kubernetes clusters behind firewalls or in restricted environments
