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v1.1.1 - Fix: Real-Time Security Groups for Redis Nodes Latest

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Derssa released this 30 Jun 18:56

v1.1.1

b02829d

What's Changed

This patch release addresses a minor bug in the network engine regarding real-time Security Group enforcement for Redis nodes.

🐛 Bug Fixes

Redis Stateful Firewalls: Fixed a minor issue where dynamic Security Group rules were failing to apply to Redis nodes. The default redis:7-alpine Docker image lacks iptables, causing the backend to silently fail when injecting firewall intents.
Custom Image Builder: Torollo will now automatically build a custom local image (derssa/backend-lab-redis:v1) equipped with iptables and iproute2 upon first startup.
Real-time Sync: Changes made to Redis Security Groups in the UI now instantly flush and apply to the container's kernel firewall in real-time, accurately replicating stateful connection behavior (dropping new connections while maintaining established ones).

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1

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v1.1.0 - Introducing Redis Cache Nodes & Built-in Explorer

Derssa released this 30 Jun 16:07

v1.1.0

987f014

What's New in v1.1.0 🚀

This minor release introduces a brand new infrastructure component to the Torollo canvas, expanding our database capabilities into high-performance caching!

✨ New Feature: Redis Cache Store

Drag-and-Drop Caching: You can now drag a Redis node into your subnets to simulate in-memory caching layers.
Built-in Redis Explorer: Clicking the node opens a visual explorer that seeds sample data (surviving standard Database 0 flushes) so you can start querying immediately.
Native CLI Support: Includes a built-in terminal interface allowing you to execute native redis-cli commands (like GET, SET, HSET) directly from the browser with full string parsing support.

🛡️ Architecture Validation Updates

Redis nodes are now fully integrated into the architecture validator. Torollo will automatically warn you if you expose your Cache Store to the public internet (0.0.0.0/0) or place it in a public subnet, teaching security best-practices.

📝 Documentation