Release Apache APISIX 3.7.0

We are glad to present Apache APISIX 3.7.0 with exciting new features, bug fixes, and other improvements to user experiences.

API versioning

In my previous post Evolving your APIs, I mention the main API versioning approaches. During the talk of the same name, I sometimes get some questions on the subject. In this post, I'll detail each of them.

I assume readers know the reasons behind versioning, semantic versioning, and product lifecycle. If not, I encourage you to read a bit about these themes; in particular, chapter 24 of the excellent API Design Patterns book focuses on them.

I'll summarize the subject in a few words in any case.

Biweekly Report (October 23 - November 05)

We have recently made some fixes and improvements to specific features within Apache APISIX. These updates include supporting variable export for the zipkin plugin and switching install-dependencies from apisix-base to apisix-runtime. For additional information, please consult the bi-weekly report.

Biweekly Report (October 09 - October 22)

We have recently made some fixes and improvements to specific features within Apache APISIX. These updates include upgrading lua-resty-healthcheck to version 3.2.0, adding support for configuring services in stream route, enhancing authz-keycloak plugin to support encryption using secrets, and updating the openid-connect plugin to support authorization_params. For additional information, please consult the bi-weekly report.

Embrace the Lightweight APISIX Ingress Controller Without etcd Dependency

The innovative architecture of the APISIX Ingress Controller eliminates the dependency on a standalone etcd cluster, greatly simplifying maintenance costs and system complexity.

Biweekly Report (September 25 - October 08)

We have recently made some fixes and improvements to specific features within Apache APISIX. These updates include adding support for the specified resolv.conf file in DNS service discovery, enabling the traffic-split plugin to work with HTTPS, and introducing ACL token support for Consul service discovery. For additional information, please consult the bi-weekly report.

Embracing GitOps: APISIX's New Feature for Declarative Configuration

APISIX strengthens its integration with modern development and operational workflows by introducing the declarative configuration tool, ADC.

Release Apache APISIX 3.6.0

We are glad to present Apache APISIX 3.6.0 with exciting new features, bug fixes, and other improvements to user experiences.

Resizing images on-the-fly

As a web architect, one of the many issues is asset management. And the most significant issue in assets is images. A naive approach would be to set an image and let the browser resize the image via C...

img {
   height: 100%;
   width: 100%;
   object-fit: contain;
}

However, it means that you download the original image. It entails two problems: the size of the original image and the suboptimal browser-based resizing.

This post will cover two alternatives: traditional and brand-new solutions.