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Pomerium Releases

Learn how Pomerium schedules and versions its releases.

Pomerium Products​

Pomerium's suite of products includes:

  • Pomerium Core: An open-source reverse proxy that all the other Pomerium components are built on top of
  • Pomerium Enterprise: The Enterprise Console built on top of Pomerium Core
  • Pomerium Ingress Controller for Kubernetes: Pomerium's Ingress Controller, designed to run Pomerium Core and Enterprise in Kubernetes environments
  • Pomerium CLI: A CLI client that helps you authenticate and manage tools like Kubectl and TCP-based connections in Pomerium
  • Pomerium Desktop: A desktop client that works just like Pomerium CLI, but with a user-friendly UI to manage connections

All of Pomerium's products follow the same release cycle. See the sections below for more information.

Release timing​

The current release cycle is aligned on a monthly basis. Pre-1.0.0 we target a MINOR release on or around the first day of each month. We try to hit the targets as closely as possible, while still delivering a quality release.

Versioning​

Pomerium uses Semantic Versioning. In practice this means for a given version number vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH (e.g. v0.1.0):

  • MAJOR indicates an incompatible API change,
  • MINOR indicates a new functionality in a backwards-compatible manner, and
  • PATCH indicates a backwards-compatible bug fix.

As Pomerium is still pre-v1.0.0, breaking changes between releases should be expected.

Changelogs and Upgrading​

To see the differences between releases, refer to the Core or Enterprise changelogs and upgrading pages below (changes to Pomerium CLI, Desktop, and Ingress Controller are also included here).

Pomerium Core:

Pomerium Enterprise:

Stay updated​

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