v0.4.0

Changes:

• hmac.url.earlyEncode and hmac.url.lowerEncode have been implemented: this allows users to decide whether to URL-encode the path before validating it. It's useful for CDNs like Akamai. Moreover it's possible to decide using %XX or %xx case for encoding as this changes the HMAC

• Some logs added for debugging purposes

Contributors:
@achetronic @sebastocorp

doorkeeper-helm-chart-0.4.0

A Helm chart for Doorkeeper, a tiny HTTP server to be used as external authentication service for Envoy

v0.3.0

Changes:

• Switch configuration from environment variables to a file: this allows to extend the project in the future adding new features with ease.
  • The configuration file admits environment variables expansion
• Add modifiers support to act before request is processed: this allows users to perform path or headers modifications, etc. The idea is to be able to ignore modifications done by CDNs before sending the request to the backend (for example, added prefixes)

Contributors:
@achetronic @sebastocorp

doorkeeper-helm-chart-0.3.0

A Helm chart for Doorkeeper, a tiny HTTP server to be used as external authentication service for Envoy

v0.2.0

Changes:

• Add PodDisruptionBudget and HorizontalPodAutoscaler to Helm charts

Contributors:
@achetronic

doorkeeper-helm-chart-0.2.0

A Helm chart for Doorkeeper, a tiny HTTP server to be used as external authentication service for Envoy

v0.1.6

Changes:

• Fix validation logic: previously the request was not rejected with empty token. This situation is now handled
• Better log messages
• Reconcile release versions with the actual amount of fixes done to the project

Contributors:
@sebastocorp @achetronic

v0.1.0

First release:
Featuers:

• you can decide to obtain the token by query params or header
• you can validate hmac tokens of url type

Contributors:
@achetronic @sebastocorp

doorkeeper-helm-chart-0.1.6

A Helm chart for Doorkeeper, a tiny HTTP server to be used as external authentication service for Envoy

doorkeeper-helm-chart-0.1.5

A Helm chart for Doorkeeper, a tiny HTTP server to be used as external authentication service for Envoy