4 posts tagged with "kind"

Podman Desktop 1.0 Release! 🎉

We still have many things planned, but with a little polish and a few more bug fixes we felt we've reached a level of maturity and it is now time to declare our 1.0 release.

Thank you to everyone who has been with us on this journey so far! Please keep the feedback coming!

• Highlighting Featured Extensions: Easily find and install new extensions.
• Featured Extensions: Two new extensions supporting OpenShift.
• Podman Machine as Root: Ability to run a Podman machine as root.
• UX and UI Improvements: Opening external websites, editing numbers, and tooltips.

Podman Desktop 1.0 is now available. Click here to download it!

Podman Desktop 0.15 - Cleanliness is next to Podliness!

It has only been two weeks since our last release, but we really wanted to complete a few scenarios, fix a few bugs, and show off several design updates and UI improvements that we have been working on.

• Podman Version: Podman 4.5 now included in Windows and Mac installers.
• Kind Ingress: Creating an ingress to expose services outside the Kind cluster.
• Podliness: Ability to choose external ports when podifying containers.
• Cleanliness: New navigation bar, dialog, and palette update.
• UX and UI Improvements: Markdown support for extensions.

Podman Desktop 0.15 is now available. Click here to download it!

In this blog post you will learn to use Podman Desktop to run the Kubernetes documentation example: Deploying PHP Guestbook application with Redis.

On the agenda:

1. Installing Podman Desktop.
2. Installing and initializing your container engine: Podman.
3. Installing and starting your local Kubernetes provider: Kind.
4. Starting the Redis leader.
5. Starting and scaling the Redis followers.
6. Starting and exposing the Guestbook frontend.

Podman Desktop 0.14 - Our Kind-est release yet!

We have been working on a Kind extension for a while now, and decided it is time to promote it into a release just in time for KubeCon and CloudNativeCon Europe!

We're especially excited about releasing Kind because it finally shows the full purpose of Podman Desktop: not just local container engines, but Kubernetes too. More importantly, providing tools that allow you to manage both environments and seamlessly move between them.

Some of these features were available in development mode over the last few releases, but since they are now in the release build, we will do a full roundup and talk about all the Kind features.

• Kind Installation: Install Kind from the status bar
• Manage Kind Clusters: Create and manage Kind clusters from Settings > Resources
• Using Kind: Deploying YAML and sharing images to a cluster
• Kind Ingress: Install a Contour ingress controller
• UX and UI Improvements: Updated preferences and telemetry prompt

Podman Desktop 0.14 is now available. Click here to download it!