Classy Cassiopeia

• Updates for Windows Installation process
• Release fixes - now you can install latest easily, following README instructions

Binaries

Downloads are now hosted just like dvm, using download.getcarina.com:

• OS X 64-bit
• Linux 64-bit
• Windows 64-bit

Carinate Carina

• carina rm now removes credentials from disk
• document the existence of the $CARINA_HOME environment variable
• switched over to the dvm release pattern
• carina get and carina rebuild now have an optional --wait flag
• carina grow now uses --by as the --nodes parameter to signify growth by a number of nodes
• much needed Windows experience improvements
• carina env verifies that the credentials match the cluster
• grow and create now have header columns

Binaries

Downloads are now hosted just like dvm, using download.getcarina.com:

• OS X 64-bit
• Linux 64-bit
• Windows 64-bit

Capital Capricornus

• Fixed the --wait flag on all commands using --wait (create, rebuild)

Canicular Canis Major

The Carina Command Line Client

• Brand new carina env command! No more downloading credentials when you already have them. This cuts your time to hero down quite a bit. (#52, #53) Note the poor wifi connection:

$ time eval "$( carina env mycluster )"

real    0m0.028s
user    0m0.004s
sys 0m0.040s
$ time eval "$( carina credentials mycluster )"

real    0m5.047s
user    0m0.046s
sys 0m0.200s

This also matches the docker-machine semantics better. Yay!

$ eval "$( carina env mycluster )"
$ # instead of
$ eval "$( carina credentials mycluster )"

• If you have GITHUB_TOKEN set, carina will rely on that when checking for updates (#50)
• carina ls is a sneaky hidden command that does carina list (#48)
• Tokens for Carina are now cached in your carina config folder (OS X uses ~/.carina/cache.json). Turn this off using --no-cache. This ends up saving about a second on my machine. Your results may vary. (#56)

Canescent Canes Venatici

Table output now matches that of the docker CLI.

Canceled Cancer

The Carina Command Line Client

Camelback Camelopardalis

The Carina Command Line Client

• Updated to latest version of libcarina
• carina now checks to see if a later release is available

Caesious Caelum

This marks the first "real" release of carina, the command line client for Carina.

• List clusters
• Get information about clusters
• Delete clusters
• Create new clusters, specifying the number of nodes and whether autoscale is set
• Download credentials
• Grow clusters
• Rebuild clusters

Hidden bash and zsh completion mode (hint: --bash-completion) - try it out, oh bash users

BoötBoöt Boötes

Prototypal release of the Carina CLI

Aureous Auriga

Only change, a fairly big one, is where credentials are downloaded to now!

The default download path for credentials has changed. On every OS, there is a base directory ~/.carina for OS X, %HOME\carina on Windows, and either ~/.carina or $XDG_DATA_HOME/carina. Nested within is a filesystem layout for all your clusters. For example on OS X, ~/.carina/cluster/{username}/{clustername} has the credential files for cluster clustername.

The base directory can be overridden with environment variable CARINA_CREDENTIALS_DIR. That takes precedence over all of the above.