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commit 1365078669b3a7cebc5112be7b3722ace13253bf
Author: Pasquale Congiusti <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Tue Jul 30 11:12:01 2024 +0200

    feat: Camel K 2.4.0
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 content/blog/2024/08/camel-k-2-4/index.md     |  65 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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       # Let's keep latest active development + LTS active versions only
       branches:
         - main
-        - release-2.2.x
+        - release-2.4.x
         - release-2.3.x
+        - release-2.2.x
       start_path: docs
 
     - url: https://github.com/apache/camel-k-runtime.git
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+---
+title: "Camel K 2.4.0"
+date: 2024-08-07
+draft: false
+authors: [squakez]
+categories: ["Releases", "Camel K", "Roadmap"]
+preview: "What's new in Camel K 2.4.0!"
+---
+© Seattle Art Museum
+
+Apache Camel community is happy to announce the general availability of 
**Camel K 2.4.0**. We have released many new features and several works aimed 
to have a stable version, above all when using the so called "Sourceless" 
Integrations.
+
+## Default security settings
+
+The first important change we've introduced is the default setting of security 
configuration in Kubernetes (`SecurityContext`). We've worked to introduce this 
both in the operator and in every application deployed after your 
`Integration`. If you need to, you can configure the related parameters using 
the newly created "Security Context" trait or the Camel K operator installation 
procedure.
+
+## Default resource settings
+
+Another important change is the default setting of resources. This is a 
defensive requirement of Kubernetes in order to avoid any workload can consume 
all the available resources on the cluster node. By default you'll have this 
setting to limit each of your application to 1 Gigabyte of memory and 500 
millicores of CPU. However you can still change these values using the 
"Container trait".
+
+We've also added the default setting for the operator Pod, which is now 
limited to 8 Gigabyte and 2 cores. Also this configuration can be changed 
according to your specific needs.
+
+## Enhance trait support on "sourceless" Integrations
+
+Lately we're dedicating more support to this feature and we've enabled a few 
more traits to be fully or partially supported when running a "sourceless" 
Integration. One important achievement was the possibility to enable the "JVM" 
trait so that you can fine tune its configuration even when the application was 
built externally.
+
+## Mount Emptydirs
+
+There may be situations where you want to mount some `Emtptydir` volume to be 
shared among any of the sidecars of your application. From this version onward 
you can use the "Mount" trait in order to configure that as well.
+
+## Cronjob Timezones
+
+Recently Kubernetes have introduced the concept of timezones in its Cronjob 
API. From this Camel K version onward you'll be able to use the "Cron" trait to 
configure it.
+
+## Ingress trait TLS configuration
+
+Security is something we have at hearth. That's the reason why we've 
introduced the possibility to configure the "Ingress" trait with TLS.
+
+## Deprecate CLI kamel install/uninstall
+
+This one was a big effort that goes in the direction defined in the 2024 
roadmap to remove the CLI commands to install Camel K. From this version 
onward, the command is deprecated so we strongly recommend you move to any 
other alternative way we have to install Camel K (OLM, Helm, Kustomize).
+
+## Deprecate Spectrum publishing strategy
+
+We're willing to simplify the project maintenance. That's the main reason why 
we've decided to deprecate Spectrum. Mind that this project was created and 
maintained exclusively for Camel K. Now that we see JIB is mature enough, we've 
decided to take this step. The JIB publishing strategy was the default for 
already some time and proved to be stable enough to take over Spectrum.
+
+## Knative Trigger filter
+
+In this version we've dedicated more time to the interoperability of Knative 
with Camel K. The result is several fixes that were opened for Knative and 
additionally the development of a new feature allowing to filter over Knative 
`Triggers`.
+
+## Dependencies default order strategy
+
+From this version onward we've decided to move the building strategy from a 
default "sequential" to a "dependencies" configuration. The latter will improve 
the performances a little bit as will queue up only those builds that depends 
on each other.
+
+## Show Integration readiness in kubectl
+
+A little but likely interesting feature we've introduced is the possibility to 
see the readiness status of an Integration directly in `kubectl` CLI (or `oc` 
if you're using Openshift). We're sure this will help you monitor better the 
status of your applications and let you know when they are really ready to get 
some traffic.
+
+## Full release notes
+
+Those were the most interesting features we have delivered in Camel K 2.4.0. 
We have more minor things and a lot of bug fixed, documentation and dependency 
updates that you can check in the [2.4.0 release 
notes](https://github.com/apache/camel-k/releases/tag/v2.4.0).
+
+# Thanks
+
+Thanks a lot to our contributors and the hard work happening in the community. 
Feel free to provide any feedback or comment using the Apache Camel available 
channels.
diff --git a/content/releases/k/release-2.4.0.md 
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+---
+url: "/releases/k-2.4.0/"
+date: 2024-08-07
+type: release-note
+version: "2.4.0"
+title: "Camel-K 2.4.0"
+preview: ""
+changelog: ""
+category: "camel-k"
+milestone: 49
+jdk: [17]
+---

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