Tailscale tsrecorder v1.68.1
Added environment variable support for all major configuration flags (state, destination, bucket, hostname, and UI) to simplify Kubernetes deployments, and enabled AWS ambient credentials for direct S3 backend access.
A new release of the Tailscale tsrecorder is available. You can download it from Docker Hub.
- New:
--stateflag or theTS_STATEenvironment variable can be used to specify a KubernetesSecretastailscaledstate store when deploying thetsrecordercontainer. - New:
--dstflag for destination can be set as the environment variableTSRECORDER_DSTwhen deploying thetsrecordercontainer. - New:
--bucketflag for the S3 bucket name can be set as the environment variableTSRECORDER_BUCKETwhen deploying thetsrecordercontainer. - New:
--hostnameflag for the hostname can be set as the environment variableTSRECORDER_HOSTNAMEwhen deploying thetsrecordercontainer. - New:
--uiflag for the user interface can be set as the environment variableTSRECORDER_UIwhen deploying thetsrecordercontainer. - New: AWS ambient credentials can be used to access the S3 backend.
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