Changelog

Autoscaling gets first-class treatment: HPA views are easier to read at a glance, and KEDA joins as Zapkube's second built-in plugin — alongside CRD printer columns, richer copy tools, and a native macOS menu bar.

Audit every call Zapkube makes to your clusters: a new Activity panel tracks background tasks, logs every API request, and reports the app's own resource usage — plus resolved pod environment variables, context menus, and richer action dialogs.

This release makes resource relationships first-class: every overview now answers "who manages this?" and "what references this?" — the groundwork for a topology graph view still to come.

Native Linux build with full packaging and self-update, plus runtime kubeconfig reload and a big overview performance pass.

New Cluster and Workloads overview dashboards, plus a Policy sidebar section for PDBs, HPAs, NetworkPolicies, quotas, and limits.

Live resource counts in the sidebar and an experimental macOS Liquid Glass chrome.

A much more readable Logs page, plus native support for Flux Kustomizations.

Domain plugins let Zapkube learn ecosystem-specific CRDs, starting with Carina CSI local-storage awareness in the scheduling simulator.

Faster, race-free client-server interactions, more accurate resource semantics, and a hardened port-forward manager.