3 posts tagged with "release"

We are thrilled to announce the availability of OpenBao v2.6, adding per-namespace sealing and the new workflow engine for cross-plugin communication!

Our most collaborative release to date, v2.6 features contributions from 42 first-time contributors, 27 individuals contributing multiple changes, and 8 users with double-digit change counts. Simply fantastic work and a big thanks to the community that makes this happen!

We are thrilled to announce the availability of OpenBao v2.1.0, focused on safety and scalability improvements!

This release spent some time laying the groundwork for safety and scalability improvements for releases to come. With the help of the community, OpenBao will now take advantage of transactional storage semantics from its underlying data store, giving operators and plugin developers confidence in the consistency of storage writes. This storage safety allows us to focus on alternative storage layouts for improving scalability, for instance, increasing the maximum number of mount table entries past the single-entry limit.

This release also features contributions from many new and repeat contributors; thank you all!

We are thrilled to announce the availability of OpenBao v2.0.0, its initial GA release!

It was fabulous to see contributors and member companies from a wide range of backgrounds come together to support OpenBao over the past several months and build an initial GA release in the open. This release focuses mostly on stabilizing the fork, reducing the binary size, and giving the community room to make the decisions it needs to ensure a healthy start to the ecosystem.