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layout: docs
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page_title: 0.1.x
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description: >-
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Consul API Gateway release notes for version 0.1.x
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# Consul API Gateway 0.1.0
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## OVerview
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This is the first General Availability (GA) release of Consul API Gateway. It
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provides controlled access for network traffic, from outside a Consul service
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mesh, to Services on the mesh
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In Kubernetes deployments, it can be used as an alternative to Consul's Ingress
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Gateway and provides capabilities Ingress Gateway does not. These include:
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1. It allows you to configure and deploy new gateways at any time, without
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rerunning the Consul Helm chart. The configuration of a running gateway can
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be changed dynamically at anytime, usually without disrupting any the the
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traffic flowing through it.
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1. Listeners on a gateway can use TLS server certificates signed by any
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Certificate Authority (CA). This allows you to use certificates from public
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CA's, like Verisign and Let's Encrypt, and private CA's, such as a company's
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internal CA.
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## Release Highlights
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1. **Supported Runtimes:** Kubernetes - self managed, AWS EKS, Google GKE and Azure AKS.
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1. Install via the HashiCorp Consul Helm chart.
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1. Works with self-managed Consul servers and HCP Consul servers
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1. Configure via Kubernetes Gateway API - v1alpha2
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1. Deploy 1 or more logical API Gateways per Kubernetes cluster
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1. Supported protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, TCP+TLS
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1. Supported HTTP versions: 1.1 & 2
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1. Load balance across a service’s instances
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1. Listeners load TLS certificates, signed by any CA, from Kubernetes Secret Storage
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1. Route HTTP/S traffic to Services based on matching:
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- Hostname
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- URI Path
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- HTTP Header
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- HTTP Method
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- HTTP Query parameters
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1 HTTP Header manipulation:
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- Set header value
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- Add header and/or value
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- Remove header and/or value
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1. TLS settings configurable per Listener:
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- Set minimum allowed TLS version
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- Enabled cipher-suites (a.k.a. Cipher string)
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1. Route to services in different Name Spaces
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1. Split traffic across multiple services, based on weight
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1. Support multi-runtime service mesh deployments
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- The Consul API Gateway must be running on Kubernetes but it can route
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traffic to services running outside of K8s as long the service is connected
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to the Consul service mesh.
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## Supported Software - Minimum Versions
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- Consul: 1.11.2+
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- HashiCorp Consul Helm chart: 0.41.1+
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- Kubernetes: 1.21+
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- Kubectl: 1.21+
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- Envoy Proxy: Determined by the Consul version deployed
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## Kubernetes Gateway API Specification
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Supported version of the Gateway API spec: `v1alpha2`(v0.4.1)
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For more detailed information, please refer to the [product documentation](/docs/api-gateway).
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