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We are super excited to share some recent product updates. Since our beta launch, the usage and feedback has been terrific! Over the last few weeks, we have been busy adding new capabilities to Nirmata as well as addressing issues reported by our users. Here they are:
Customers can now securely connect to a Docker Registry in their data center from Nirmata. This requires the Nirmata private cloud agent to be deployed. The private cloud agent creates a secure tunnel with Nirmata to enable management of your docker images.
Customers can also use the Nirmata private cloud agent to securely connect to vSphere, or Openstack, in their data center. Nirmata already supports vSphere and OpenStack cloud providers for quick provisioning of cloud resources. This enables true hybrid application deployments.
Docker 1.5 was released recently with some new capabilities and stability improvements. Nirmata host agent has been tested to work with Docker 1.5.
Some of our early users had requested that Nirmata agent uses unix socket to communicate with docker. We have added that capability. The Nirmata host agent no longer requires the tcp port. This also simplifies the installation of Nirmata agent.
Now users can signup and login to Nirmata using their Google account.
We have been continuously rolling out smaller enhancements and bug fixes based on user feedback.
Thanks everyone for the feedback and support. Keep us posted on any issues you come across or any enhancements you would like to see!
Ritesh

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