v0.9.0

0.9.0 (2022/06/20)

New and Improved

• PKI Workers: This release introduces a new worker type pki which
  authenticates to Boundary using a new certificate-based method, allowing for
  worker deployment without using a shared KMS.
• Credentials: This release introduces a new credential store type static,
  which simply takes in a user-supplied credential and stores it (encrypted)
  directly in Boundary. Currently, the static credential store can hold
  credentials of type username_password. These credentials can act as
  credential sources for targets, similar to credential libraries from the
  vault credential store, and thus can be brokered to users at session
  authorization time. PR
• boundary connect Credential Brokering Integration: we have extended integration
  into the boundary connect helpers. A new sshpass style has been added to the
  ssh helper, when used, if the credential contains a username/password and sshpass
  is installed, the command will automatically pass the credentials to the ssh process.
  Additionally, the default ssh helper will now use the username of the brokered credential.
  PR.
• controller: Improve response time for listing sessions.
  This also creates a new periodic job that will delete terminated
  sessions after 1 hour.
  See Deprecations/Changes for some additional details.
  PR.
• event filtering: Change event filters to use lowercase and snake case for data
  elements like the rest of Boundary filters do.
• ui: Use include_terminated flag for listing sessions.
  PR.
• ui: Add Quick Setup onboarding guide.
  PR.

Bug Fixes

• The plugin execution_dir configuration parameter is now respected.
  PR.
• ui: Fix Users page not updating fields correctly.
  PR.

Deprecations/Changes

• Targets: Removes support for credential libraries with respect to Target resources.
  The library fields and actions were deprecated in Boundary 0.5.0,
  please use credential sources instead. See changelog referenced above for
  more details (PR).
• Credential Libraries: The user_password credential type has been renamed to
  username_password to remove any inconsistency over what the credential type is.
  All existing user_password typed credential libraries will be migrated to
  username_password (PR).
• controller: Change the default behavior of the session list endpoint
  to no longer include sessions in a terminated state and introduces
  a new query parameter/cli flag to include the terminated sessions.
  This also removes the connection information from the list response.
  PR.
• Anonymous user permissions: In order to reduce the risk of accidental and
  unintended granting of permissions to anonymous users, the permissions system
  now only allows certain actions on certain resources to be assigned to the
  anonymous user; currently these are the same permissions as assigned in
  Boundary's default role permissions. If other use-cases arise this list can be
  expanded. See the
  documentation
  for more details.