Kura 0.7.0 improves artifact serving and makes it easier to deploy Kura on Kubernetes.
- Artifact downloads now use HTTP/2 when clients support it, so you can multiplex many concurrent downloads over a single long-lived connection. The server also serves hot, file-backed artifacts directly from memory-mapped files when pages are already in the OS page cache, avoiding extra copies and reducing load under concurrency. It automatically falls back to the streaming reader for cold artifacts, large files, or under memory pressure.
- Cache misses now return a JSON error body consistent with the rest of the API, instead of an empty response.
- The Helm chart now exposes an optional gRPC ingress alongside the existing HTTP ingress, so REAPI clients can reach the service’s gRPC port from outside the cluster.
Docker image: ghcr.io/tuist/kura:0.7.0