v1.0.2

Backwards compatibility:

• API - Kube v1
  • Pod
    • The serviceAccount field changed to serviceAccountName. OpenShift will continue to accept and output both fields - serviceAccountName takes precedence
    • The host field changed to nodeName. OpenShift will continue to accept and output both fields - nodeName takes precedence
  • Service
    • The portalIP field changed to clusterIP. OpenShift will continue to accept and output both fields - clusterIP takes precedence
  • The protocol for a port under a Service, Endpoint, or Container must be uppercased - TCP instead of tcp, and UDP instead of udp. OpenShift will continue to accept all case variations

Features

• A new LDAP identity provider has been added, allowing you to configure OpenShift to verify passwords and users against an LDAP server directly
• The master's CA cert can be made available as a secret inside pods, making it easier to manage secure TLS inside the cluster. To enable this in an existing configuration, set the masterCA field in the master configuration file.

Fixes

• Upgrade to Kubernetes v0.22
• Cleanup and improvements to the browse pages in the web console, better layout at smaller resolutions, and lots of little cleanup
• Avoid writing excessive log errors on initial deployments when the image is not yet available
• Router and registry should default to using the RollingUpdate strategy deployment
  • We recommend you update any existing router or registry installations if you plan on scaling them up to multiple pods
• Support quay.io registries by using cookies when importing images
• Lots of improvements to oc status to display warnings when problems are detected
• Docker images of the form [registry]/[name] are now properly handled by oc new-app and the image import functionality
• Detect Scala git repositories from oc new-app