2.19.0

Released on 2 Apr 2018

Replicated can now install and manage a multi-node Kubernetes appliance.
- There is now an option to add nodes to a Kubernetes cluster from the /cluster page in the Admin Console.
- Replicated will install and manage Rook for relocatable persistent storage.
- When running a cluster with at least three nodes, it is possible to have Ceph/Rook clustering enabled to allow data volumes to be stored on multiple nodes.
- Replicated continues to support installation on existing Kubernetes clusters for customers who choose to manage their own cluster.

Google Container Registry is now a supported external registry.
The Replicated Admin Console API will now accept a session token in the request headers as well as an http-only cookie.
Support bundle v2 now includes the output of docker images by default on all schedulers.
SFTP snapshots will not use a seperate login for each file, significantly improving performance.
Amazon Linux 2.0 is now supported by our install scripts.

Resolved an issue that caused multi-line environment variables to fail to parse, preventing the application from starting.
Resolved a panic during restore when Replicated snapshots are misconfigured.
Resolved an issue where application logs were not showing up in the Kubernetes support bundle.
Resolved an issue where Admin Console Audit Logs would not persist when restarting Replicated on Kubernetes.
Replicated Docker images have been updated to address the following CVEs:
- CVE-2017-14062 and CVE-2018-6954 with High severity
- CVE-2017-3738 and CVE-2018-1049 with Medium severity
- CVE-2012-2663, CVE-2013-4392, CVE-2017-18078, CVE-2017-1000082 and CVE-2018-0733 with Negligible severity
- CVE-2017-15422 and CVE-2018-0739 with Unknown severity