2.2.2

Kubernetes is an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Kubernetes Kit can be used to integrate applications with Kubernetes to be able to deploy Vaadin Flow applications on-premise or the cloud.

Kubernetes Kit enables developers to deploy seamlessly and operate Vaadin Java-based applications built using Vaadin Flow. It helps them to quickly create Vaadin applications that are scalable, highly available, and user-friendly. Specifically, it enables the following:

• Non-disruptive rolling updates that don’t interrupt user sessions, reducing the cost and inconvenience of after-hours deployments.
• Horizontal scalability, saving on cloud costs by allowing applications to scale down without impacting active user sessions, and scale up when needed.
• High availability, enabling users to keep their active sessions and continue using your application even if a server fails.
• Serialization helpers that make it faster and easier to leverage fully horizontal scaling and fail-over.

Documentation and how to get started: https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/tools/kubernetes

What's Changed

• chore: upgrade license-checker to 1.12.9 by @vaadin-bot in #116
• chore: upgrade license-checker to 1.12.10 by @vaadin-bot in #124
• chore: upgrade springboot 3.2.4 by @ZheSun88 in #118
• chore: ignore bundles folder by @mcollovati in #132
• fix: fix session serialization for PUSH with websocket by @mcollovati in #120
• fix: make backend operation asynchronous by @mcollovati in #121
• fix: improve serialization tracking memory usage by @mcollovati in #130
• refactor: debug tool improvements by @mcollovati in #131
• fix: unwrap lambda deserialization cause by @mcollovati in #136

New Contributors

• @vaadin-bot made their first contribution in #116

Full Changelog: 2.2.1...2.2.2