0.8.0

This release includes support for PostgreSQL as Kong's additional datastore! You can now decide if you prefer using Cassandra or PostgreSQL in your setup.

Breaking changes

• Remove support for the long deprecated /consumers/:consumer/keyauth/ and /consumers/:consumer/basicauth/ routes (deprecated in 0.5.0). The new routes (available since 0.5.0 too) use the real name of the plugin: /consumers/:consumer/key-auth and /consumers/:consumer/basic-auth.

Added

• Support for PostgreSQL 9.4+ as Kong's primary datastore. #331 #1054
• Configurable Cassandra reading/writing consistency. #1026
• Admin API: including pending and running timers count in the response to /. #992
• Plugins
  • LDAP: add support for LDAP authentication. #1133
  • StatsD: add support for StatsD logging. #1142
  • JWT: add support for RS256 signed tokens thanks to @kdstew! #1053
  • ACL: appends X-Consumer-Groups to the request, so the upstream service can check what groups the consumer belongs to. #1154
  • Galileo (mashape-analytics): increase batch sending timeout to 30s. #1091
• Added ttl_on_failure option in the cluster configuration, to configure the TTL of failed nodes. #1125

Fixed

• Introduce a new port option when connecting to your Cassandra cluster instead of using the CQL default (9042). #1139
• Plugins
  • Request/Response Transformer: add missing migrations for upgrades from <= 0.5.x. #1064
  • OAuth2
    • Error responses comply to RFC 6749. #1017
    • Handle multipart requests. #1067
    • Make access_tokens correctly expire. #1089

internal

• replace globals with singleton pattern thanks to @mars.
• fixed resolution mismatches when using deep paths in the path resolver thanks to siddharthkchatterjee