Liqo v0.7 is out!

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We are happy to announce the release of Liqo v0.7. This release brings new features and improvements.

Version 0.7 marks another big step forward in the maturity and usability of the project. New features include:

• Transparent “home” API server. It allows Liqo users to contact the home API Server from the offloaded pods and the newer Kubernetes versions. This is a major improvement, as it allows offloading workloads requiring access to the home cluster API Server, such as the Kubernetes Dashboard. More information can be found here.
• Liqo Terraform provider. It allows for easily deploying and operating Liqo on a Kubernetes cluster relying on an IaC approach. The features provided are the Installation of Liqo, Peering using the out-of-band mechanism, and Offloading of namespaces.
  Our provider is available on the Terraform registry and can be found here. An example of how to use it can be found here.
• Peering status visualization. The peering status is now visible using the liqoctl status peer command. It provides a quick and user-friendly overview of the peering status, including network details and the amount of shared resources.
• Stability. Version 0.7 includes essential bug fixes and improvements as usual, making Liqo more stable and reliable than ever.

Thanks to all the contributors for their hard work and the users for their feedback and support. If you like the project, please do not forget to star it on GitHub and join our Slack community.