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@timbru timbru released this 19 Nov 10:32

This release focused on remote publication.

You can now use Krill as an RFC 8181 compliant Repository Server. If you want to use it as a dedicated repository server only, you can simply do this by not configuring any CAs in that particular instance.

You can now also update your CAs to use a remote RFC8181 Repository Server. This is particularly useful if you want to outsource the responsibility of 24/7 availability of your RPKI repository to a third party.

We have also made some breaking changes to the API. So, you may have to look again at any automation you may have set previously up for release 0.2.0.

Updated documentation can be found on Read the Docs.

Two of the known issues listed under release 0.2.0 have been solved:

  • CAs now do full re-syncs when publishing (solves #116)
  • RIPE NCC RPKI Validator 3.1 now validates our objects (solves #115)

The next release of Krill is aimed for early December and will focus fully on stability, and the other known issues listed under release 0.2.0. But, note that there may still be small API changes in the coming release, as we are still optimizing things.