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@mathieu-benoit mathieu-benoit released this 13 Jun 03:36
· 433 commits to main since this release

Based on the adoption of this workshop by both Googlers and customers, major updates based on feedback have been made with this release. Thanks everyone! Really glad to announce that the release v0.1.0 is out! πŸŽ‰

The focus was mainly on improving the usability of this workshop while adding more content.

What's Changed

  • Rename the title of this workshop from Anthos Config Management Workshop to ACM/ASM Workshop
  • Review the names of Host project and Tenant project (before it was respectively Config Controller project and GKE project)
  • Review the Artifact Registry section and interaction with the GKE cluster in order to get a private container registry setup
  • Add more Policies and now use the default Policy Controller library
  • Create a Monitoring section with dedicated pages to monitor ASM version, trace apps, monitor apps health and security, monitor WAF rules, etc.
  • Do not use --man-block anymore on the Config Controller instance in order to simplify the experience with Cloud Shell
  • Use ASM Managed data plane
  • Enable Anthos API in order to get access to Security and ASM UI features
  • Add a dedicated section on the Create Tenant project page in order to fix and work around the limitation when you can't assign the roles/billing.user role to the Config Controller's Google service account
  • Use ACM 1.11.2 for the GKE cluster in Tenant project
  • Add a Shift-left section on some pages in order to illustrate the Constraints evaluation in GitHub actions
  • Remove the config-sync folder in GitHub repositories, not anymore needed since a Config Sync's issue has been fixed
  • Add a Tags link in the navigation bar
  • Add a Release notes link in the navigation bar

Full Changelog: 4d2e1aa...a061458

If you have already deployed this workshop, it will be easier, better and faster to start it again from the beginning as a lot of files and folders have been updated to accomodate all these necessary updates.

Thanks for your continuing feedback!