0.15.1

Kubernetes

With the latest update, it's now possible to configure a Kubernetes backend. In this case, if you run a workload, dstack will provision infrastructure within your Kubernetes cluster. This may work with both self-managed and managed clusters.

Specifying a custom VPC for AWS

If you're using dstack with AWS, it's now possible to configure a vpc_name via ~/.dstack/server/config.yml.

** Learn more about the new features in detail on the changelog page.**

What's changed

• Print total offers count in run plan by @Egor-S in #862
• Add OpenAPI reference to the docs by @Egor-S in #863
• Fixes #864 by pinning the APScheduler dep to < 4 by @tleyden in #867
• Support gateway creation for Kubernetes by @r4victor in #870
• Improve get_latest_runner_build by @Egor-S in #871
• Added ruff by @TheBits in #850
• Handle ResourceNotExistsError instead of 404 by @r4victor in #875
• Simplify Kubernetes backend config by @r4victor in #879
• Add SSH keys to GCP metadata by @Egor-S in #881
• Allow to configure VPC for an AWS backend by @r4victor in #883

New contributors

• @tleyden made their first contribution in #867

Full Changelog: 0.15.0...0.15.1