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dsh-isolated-runtime

v0.3.0-alpha.1

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Pinned Kubernetes Cell runtime manifests for the DSH multi-tenant platform

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DSH Isolated Runtime — Cell Alpha

[email protected] delivers the fixed Kubernetes Cell runtime release manifest, CRD, RBAC and platform-mode Operator deployment. Node.js 22+. The runtime images support Linux/amd64 and pin DSH 0.1.5-rc.2.

Existing Kubernetes cluster

Administrators prepare Kubernetes, enforced NetworkPolicy, storage, tenant namespaces, Gateway API, DNS/TLS and private configuration. This package does not create a local cluster or install OIDC. It only prints bundled metadata/YAML; no kubectl, Docker or network access is used by its commands.

npx dsh-isolated-runtime@latest release
npx dsh-isolated-runtime@latest manifests > operator.yaml
# Review namespace/RBAC and replace the example base domain for your environment.
kubectl apply --server-side -f operator.yaml
kubectl -n dsh-system rollout status deployment/cell-operator --timeout=120s

operator.yaml pins the public Operator image by digest. Use the release output's Cell image in the platform's tenant templates; do not substitute mutable tags. The deployment uses --access-mode=platform, with no standalone authorizer or direct Cell HTTPRoute. Applying to an existing installation can change shared cluster resources: review the rendered YAML and kubectl context first.

The paired platform owns OIDC, members, sessions and user protocol access:

npx [email protected] start --config /private/config.json

The platform needs Node.js 24+ and API/Pod network access, usually inside K8s. See the platform setup for tenant templates, networking and private configuration.

Breaking change from 0.2

The standalone Docker/local-cluster launcher is replaced. start, up, stop, uninstall, host archives and macOS installation are not commands in this version. Existing data is not modified by the npm CLI. No automatic migration, historical compatibility, HA or recovery is promised. Historical standalone users must explicitly select [email protected] and its versioned instructions.

Alpha maturity is in the version name; npm uses latest and GitHub uses Release / Latest. The package embeds immutable image identities, the runtime source SHA and SHA-256 of its bundled deployment YAML. --verify-release checks that local binding; it is not a signature or a claim of cluster readiness.