The Cyphernetes team has been hard at work this past month and we have a release full of awesome content to share!
New features:
* Multi-cluster support: This was by-far the top-requested feature by the community. Check out our revamped language documentation to learn how
* Support for aggregation of CPU and Memory fields (you can now use `SUM` on fields containing cpu/memory values and have them properly calculated
* Support for defining custom relationships in a home-folder YAML file
Improvements:
* Two new comparison operators for `WHERE` clauses:
* Regex compare (`WHERE p.metadata.name =~ "foo"`)
* Partial string match (`WHERE p.metadata.name CONTAINS "foo"`)
* Allow comparing against empty values (`WHERE p.spec.foo = NULL`)
* New "no-color" flag support for shell+query mode
* Context indicator and some visual improvements in web client
Thanks to the incredible folks who worked hard this past moths on all these features and to everybody who opened issues and reported from their experience both in GitHub and here.
If you don't know Cyphernetes yet, it's a graph query language for Kubernetes. Check us out in GitHub.
Hey all,
The Cyphernetes team has been hard at work this past month and we have a release full of awesome content to share!
New features: * Multi-cluster support: This was by-far the top-requested feature by the community. Check out our revamped language documentation to learn how * Support for aggregation of CPU and Memory fields (you can now use `SUM` on fields containing cpu/memory values and have them properly calculated * Support for defining custom relationships in a home-folder YAML file
Improvements: * Two new comparison operators for `WHERE` clauses: * Regex compare (`WHERE p.metadata.name =~ "foo"`) * Partial string match (`WHERE p.metadata.name CONTAINS "foo"`) * Allow comparing against empty values (`WHERE p.spec.foo = NULL`) * New "no-color" flag support for shell+query mode * Context indicator and some visual improvements in web client
Thanks to the incredible folks who worked hard this past moths on all these features and to everybody who opened issues and reported from their experience both in GitHub and here.
If you don't know Cyphernetes yet, it's a graph query language for Kubernetes. Check us out in GitHub.
Thanks again, more coming soon!