Xeus Nguyen

v0.5.0 gave the portal eyes on the cluster: live ArgoCD and Crossplane status, one-click Grafana links, active alerts. What it couldn't tell you was how a service was actually performing — those Grafana links pointed at cAdvisor CPU and memory, not application data, because nothing in the platform emitted a real metric. v0.5.1 closes that gap.

This is also the first release that isn't portal-only. It spans wxops-templates, wxops-core, wxops-gitops-infrastructure, and this repo, in a hard dependency order — the portal's Monitoring toggle only does something once the other three are deployed too.

The portal has always known what should be deployed — the overlay in Git, the image tag written back by Image Updater. It could not tell you what is running. v0.5.0 closes that loop: intended state from Git, observed state from the cluster, and one click into the signal that explains the difference.

Everything here is read with your own Kubernetes credentials. A user who cannot kubectl get application cannot see it in the portal either.

v0.4.1 is a focused patch on top of the Darlane + CLI release from v0.4.0. It addresses the most-reported developer pain point (darlane sync silently ignoring deleted files), hardens the sync session against pod restarts, and adds an authenticated CLI download proxy through the portal so developers never need direct Gitea credentials.

Darlane brings on-demand parallel debug pods to every deployed service — no scaffold changes, no kubectl juggling. Configure the pod through the portal's Promotion panel, then use the wxops CLI to browse the catalog, pull up the exact debug commands for any service, or stream local file changes directly into the running pod.

The largest release since v0.2.0. Makes the platform fully observable — every service's deployment state, image tags, and lifecycle are visible at a glance — and introduces a complete UI-driven promotion workflow that replaces the removed ArgoCD webhook.

The first release where the portal can create and manage a full service lifecycle end-to-end: a developer fills in a wizard, the portal commits XTenantApp + XTenantDatabase + ExternalSecrets + Kustomize overlays + catalog entities to gitops-infra, ArgoCD and Crossplane provision everything, and the entity detail page shows live CI status, releases, packages, and activity.

The first published image of W'xOps Portal — a multi-cluster Kubernetes management portal built around Pinniped Supervisor single sign-on. It ships Phase 1 (Identity & Multi-Cluster Access) and Phase 2 (Service Catalog) as complete, production-ready features.