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It’s always a big deal when a project releases “version 1.0”. Our version 1.0 release validates all of the good things about zrok while improving a few areas that needed it, and also brings several exciting new features.
With the v0.4.7 release we now support authenticating users of your public zrok shares using either Google or
GitHub. This new authentication capability is in addition to the basic HTTP authentication functionality that was
available in previous releases.
Hopefully, you're already familiar with zrok, our open-source solution for easy and secure sharing. If you're not,
check out the initial post introducing zrok. There's also a
more recent post describing some of the new
features in the latest v0.4.0 version.
I work with Golang every day as a developer on the OpenZiti project. In learning Go, I've hit various stumbling blocks, settled on some best practices and hopefully gotten better at writing Go code. This series exists to share some of the 'Aha!' moments I've had overcoming obstacles and finding solutions that sparked joy.
I work with Golang every day as a developer on the OpenZiti project. In learning Go, I've hit various stumbling blocks, settled on some best practices and hopefully gotten better at writing Go code. This series exists to share some of the 'Aha!' moments I've had overcoming obstacles and finding solutions that sparked joy.