NEWS

Announcing NGINX Ingress Controller for Kubernetes Release 1.3.0 We are pleased to announce release 1.3.0 of the NGINX Ingress Controller for Kubernetes. This represents a milestone in the development of our supported solution for Ingress load balancing on Kubernetes platforms, including Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS), the Amazon Kubernetes Service (AKS), Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), Red Hat OpenShift, IBM Cloud Private, Diamanti, and others. Release 1.3.0 includes: Prometheus support – You can now export NGINX Plus metrics to Prometheus, the most commonly used monitoring solution for Kubernetes. Improved Helm charts – This release extends our previously released Helm chart with support for additional Ingress controller parameters and deployment options. Improved mergeable Ingress resources – Make multi‑tenant deployments easier and more scalable by enabling different teams to independently manage Ingress resources for different paths of the same web application. Release 1.3.0 adds support for NGINX Plus dynamic [ more… ]

5 Easy Reasons For Your Boss to Send You to NGINX Conf 2018 So many technically oriented conferences, so little time. However, if you use NGINX, or are considering a commitment to our platform, you may well find NGINX Conf 2018 to be a must. We always see our conference as important, of course – and for four years running now, conference attendees, training recipients, and sponsors have agreed. But this year is special. Since last year’s conference, we’ve added key features, such as gRPC and HTTP/2 server push, to our web server software; updated NGINX Plus – three times, by the time Conference rolls around; and introduced the first general release versions of NGINX Controller, NGINX Unit, and the NGINX Kubernetes Ingress Controller. (Together, all of these pieces, plus the NGINX WAF, make up the NGINX Application Platform.) So [ more… ]