With support for running Kubernetes end-to-end tests in air-gapped environments, it is now possible to run the end-to-end suite and validate your cluster’s state without Internet connectivity.
It is now possible to easily create a plugin from a Docker image and run it within Sonobuoy without manually editing any YAML files.
Given that there are many ways to create Kubernetes clusters and many environments used to host them, those tasked with maintaining a cluster are often left wondering whether it is ‘correct’.
There are many ways to create Kubernetes clusters and many environments that can host them. As a result, platform operators find it difficult to determine whether a cluster is properly configured and whether it is working as it should.
It is now possible to easily modify the environment variables of any plugin without editing a YAML file.
Sonobuoy 0.15.1 introduces an entirely new feature that promises to make it easier than ever to see the results of your plug-ins.
With custom PodSpecs, you can configure precisely how your plug-ins run on your Kubernetes cluster
Now with support for Kubernetes 1.16.0, let's review all the recent improvements to Sonobuoy.
Big news! We're moving, but the project stays the same.
Two approaches to running the E2E tests with custom options to support your workflow.
Check your cluster's security configuration with the new CIS Kubernetes Benchmark plugin.
Get real-time progress updates from the long-running conformance tests.
Check which subjects have RBAC permissions to perform actions in your cluster with the new who-can plugin.
Sonobuoy 0.20.0 release and the future of Sonobuoy project
With the release of version 0.20, Sunobuoy starts its journey toward 1.0 -- let's see what it will take to get there.
Reliability Scanner Project as a Sonobuoy Plugin allows you to assess reliability risks using an extensible set of policies.
Sonobuoy 0.50 release announcement
Sonobuoy can now run on Windows nodes meaning faster, consistent testing on all of your clusters.
Sonobuoy makes running Kubernetes E2E tests on Windows clusters simpler with plugins
Kubernetes testing can be confusing. Let us demystify the test suite for you.
Sonobuoy now makes it easier to work with various plugins and configurations with built-in plugin management.
A new plugin helper library along with the new, upstream e2e-framework helps you jump straight into your testing your business logic.
An update about the recent improvements to Sonobuoy, which include more support for sidecars, more debugging information surfaced, and unique new plugins.
An update about the recent improvements to Sonobuoy.
To help you get started, see the documentation.
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