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
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
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
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
With the release of v0.10.0, Pinniped now supports Kubernetes clusters behind firewalls or in restricted environments
With the release of v0.9.0, Pinniped now supports using LDAP identities to log in to Kubernetes clusters.
With the release of v0.7.0, Pinniped now supports a much wider range of real-world Kubernetes clusters, including managed Kubernetes environments on all major cloud providers.
We encountered a problem that’s familiar to many Kubernetes controller developers: we need to support multiple instances of our controller on one cluster.
Pinniped intends to bring that dream state — log in once and you’re done — to reality.
Learn how Pinniped works, see how to use it on your clusters, and dive into internals of Pinniped's APIs and architecture.
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