Releases: netbirdio/netbird
Releases · netbirdio/netbird
v0.8.12
v0.8.11
v0.8.10
Release Notes
Management
- Support Oauth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant to enable Interactive SSO Login for generic OIDC-compliant IDP (#433).
Agent
- Support Oauth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant to enable Interactive SSO Login for generic OIDC-compliant IDP (#433).
Self-Hosting
- Update Self-Hosting docs to reflect Oauth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant and Keycloak Interactive SSO Login support
- Update Self-Hosting scripts to reflect Oauth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant and Keycloak Interactive SSO Login support (#439)
v0.8.9
v0.8.8
Release Notes
Self-hosting
- Update infrastructure_scripts/ to support generic OIDC compliant IDPs like Keycloak (#426) when self-hosting NetBird.
Documentation
- Update the Self-Hosting Guide describing IDP integrations.
- Add Keycloak Integration step-by-step guide.
v0.8.7
v0.8.6
v0.8.5
Release Notes
Management
- The Management service now listens on standard ports 443 or 80 by default (#400).
The change is also backward compatible meaning that there will be an additional gRPC listener running on the old port 33073.
Newly installed agents will connect to port 443 by default instead of port 33073 if not specified otherwise.
Existing agents should be upgraded so that they start connecting to port 443, otherwise, they will still connect to port 33073.
CI/CD
- Run UI build as a separate task and extract artifacts signing to separate tasks (#405).
Agent
- Fix system meta extraction. The issue caused panic on macOS (#404).
Note:
Starting this version, both Signal and Management by default listen on port 443 when TLS is enabled and 80 without TLS.
v0.8.4
Release Notes
Agent
- Local proxy for relay candidates to fix connectivity issues when traffic is relayed (#398)
Signal
- Signal now listens on standard ports 443 or 80 by default (#396),
The change is also backward compatible meaning that there will be an additional gRPC listener running on the old port 10000.