We have recently made fixes and improvements to certain features of Apache and Ingress Controller. These include providing native JSON data structure input support for the wasm plugin, adding UNIX socket listening support for the chaitin-waf plugin, and introducing the ability to remove the etcd dependency required by within the Ingress to reduce architectural complexity. For more details, please refer to the biweekly report.

Introduction​

Apache grew up as a community from the first day it was open-sourced, and quickly became the most active open-source API gateway project in the world. These achievements are inseparable from the joint efforts of community partners.

From 8.28 to 9.10, 16 contributors submitted 47 commits for Apache . Thank you for your contributions to Apache .

We have recently fixed and improved some features, and the summary of the updates is as follows:

1. Provide native JSON data structure input support for the wasm plugin

2. Add UNIX socket listening support for the chaitin-waf plugin

3. Introduce the ability to remove the etcd dependency required by within the Ingress to reduce architectural complexity (Experimental Feature)

"If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." The Apache Community Biweekly Report can help community members better grasp the progress of the Apache community so that everyone can participate in the Apache community.

Contributor Statistics​

Highlights of Recent Features​

Apache ​

• Provides native JSON data structure input support for the wasm plugin (Contributor: Sn0rt)

• Add UNIX socket listening support for the chaitin-waf plugin (Contributor: zclaiqcc)

Ingress Controller​

• Introduce the ability to remove the etcd dependency required by within the Ingress to reduce architectural complexity (Contributor: AlinsRan)

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