33 posts tagged with "kraken"

This time not about autoscaling or other cloud feature. This time we are coming back to the core area of Kraken: testing. Today's 0.854 release introduces test results commenting.

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Previous Kraken's release introduced a new installation method into Kubernetes using Helm chart. Today's 0.813 release allows for autoscaling on Kubernetes.

More information about Kraken on Kubernetes is below.

The latest release 0.788 release brings support for Kraken installation into Kubernetes using Helm chart.

Helm installation guide shows how to do this.

Full information about current and past Helm chart releases can be found on: https://artifacthub.io/packages/helm/kraken-ci/kraken-ci.

More information about ArtiactHub is below.

The latest release 0.753 release brings support for webhooks for 2 new Git hosting services: GitLab and Gitea.

Quick Start guide shows how to install Kraken CI.

Webhooks Guide shows how to use webhooks, now in GitLab, Gitea and GitHub.

The latest release 0.748 release brings a new public cloud in autoscaling features: Azure and AWS ECS.

Quick Start guide shows how to install Kraken CI.

Autoscaling Guide shows how to use autoscaling with Azure VMs and AWS ECS.

There have been added three articles in the Kraken's documentation about integration of testing frameworks with Kraken CI:

• JUnit
• Pytest
• RobotFramework

The latest release 0.698 release brings also a new feature: collecting, storing and presenting custom generated reports in e.g. HTML.

Quick Start guide shows how to install Kraken CI.

The latest release 0.687 release brings a stabilization to autoscaling feature.

Quick Start guide shows how to install Kraken CI.

Autoscaling Guide shows how to use autoscaling with AWS.

The 0.645 release contains several new features and improvements and some fixes. The most noteworthy changes are:

• added background steps
• added support for Rocky Linux
• replaced Celery with RQ for background tasks
• upgraded Angular and PrimeNG to 12

Quick Start guide shows how to install Kraken CI.

The 0.557 release contains several new features and improvements and some fixes. The most noteworthy changes are:

• improved diagnostics capabilities, i.e. browsing internal logs from Kraken services
• integration with AWS EC2 - this is in beta state

Quick Start guide shows how to install Kraken CI.

The 0.492 release contains one feature:

• status badges

and two fixes:

• fixed collecting commits info in case there are deleted files
• fixed returning tests results counts - mistake during code cleanup