Liqo v0.5.0 is available!

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We are proud to announce the fifth major release of Liqo, which marks a big step forward in the maturity and usability of the project.

• Brand-new documentation website. Check it out at docs.liqo.io, and deepen the main Liqo concepts, such as peering, offloading, network, and storage fabrics. Learn about the installation and connectivity requirements, as well as how to install and customize Liqo according to your setup. And discover all configuration options, to get the best from your multi-cluster infrastructure. Finally, do not miss the new set of hands-on examples, providing a quick but practical overview of the most relevant Liqo capabilities.
• Completely renewed liqoctl CLI. Simplify the creation and management of multi-cluster topologies with liqoctl, thanks to an improved UX, more natural user feedback, as well as extended capabilities, both in terms of new commands and increased configuration options.
• A huge variety of minor improvements and quality-of-life fixes. The hard work to tune the different gears and ensure everything works smoothly, improving the overall user experience and providing the information exactly where you expect it to be. Have a look at the full release notes for additional details.

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