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logfire-0.13.0
Summary
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Added Pydantic AI Gateway deployment (opt-in, disabled by default — set
logfire-ai-gateway.enabled: trueto deploy) -
Added Remote MCP deployment
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Removed filter cache deployment
Upgrade notes
- The AI Gateway is disabled by default. To enable it, set
logfire-ai-gateway.enabled: true. - To manage the AI Gateway secrets externally (e.g. via Argo CD or an external secret manager), set
existingGatewaySecret.enabled: trueandexistingGatewaySecret.nameto the name of a pre-existing
Kubernetes Secret containing akey(url-safe base64-encoded 32-byte encryption key) and aninternalSecret(arbitrary shared secret string).
existingGatewaySecretis only evaluated whenlogfire-ai-gateway.enabled: true.
Breaking changes
If you use
existingSecret.enabled: true, you must addlogfire-mcp-oauth-client-secretto the Secret named byexistingSecret.name(otherwise the backend pod won't start). - The AI Gateway is disabled by default. To enable it, set
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Generate a compatible value:
head -c 32 /dev/urandom | base64 | head -c 32 -
Put it in the Secret as
stringData.logfire-mcp-oauth-client-secret: "<the value>".If you don't use
existingSecret, no action required (the chart creates thelogfire-mcp-oauth-client-secretSecret automatically).
PR: #137
Helm chart for self-hosted Pydantic Logfire