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ghcr.io/miropshq/mirops-headlamp-plugin · Artifact Hub · source: miropshq/mirops-headlamp-plugin

The Headlamp plugin is versioned on its own, so its numbers don't match the operator's — see Compatibility.

0.3.1 — Sep 28, 2026​

  • List of mirrors — Cluster Mirror opens on every ClusterMirror in the cluster, with its status (Live, Building, Error), components, at-risk count, and where its report is written.
  • Create a ClusterMirror from the UI — New mirror: name, refresh interval, scope, excluded namespaces, and report destination (file, S3, Azure Blob, PVC). S3 and Azure Blob default to <name>.mirops.
  • Reads .mirops mirror reports — from operator 0.2.1, and still reads <name>.mirror from operator 0.2.0.

0.3.0 — Sep 26, 2026​

  • Cluster Mirror page — the new landing page: live header with Refresh now, summary, namespace risk heatmap, at-risk components with their dependents, the dependency graph, problems, add-ons, and workloads.
  • Upgrade analyses show only what the upgrade adds — findings, upgrade impact, add-on compatibility, upgrade checks. Reports from operator 0.1.0 keep their cluster-state sections.
  • "Upgrade analysis is turned off" — shown instead of an analysis that would never finish.
  • Low, Medium and High risk badges are readable (dark text).

The Cluster Mirror page in Headlamp: live header, summary tiles, namespace risk, and the at-risk components with what depends on each

Upgrade Analyses with upgrade analysis turned off: the notice, the helm command to turn it on, and a link to the live Cluster Mirror

note

The Cluster Mirror page needs operator 0.2.0. With operator 0.1.0 it says so, and Upgrade Analyses keeps working.

0.2.0 — Sep 20, 2026​

  • Score breakdown as status bars — the analysis header shows each score dimension as a bar, above the findings, so you see which one pulled the score down.
  • Published to Artifact Hub; the release tarball is named after the version.

An upgrade analysis in plugin 0.2.0: the readiness gauge, the verdict, and the score breakdown as bars — Health, Capacity, Stability, Compatibility

0.1.0 — Sep 14, 2026​

The first public release: the upgrade decision with a unified Findings panel, the readiness gauge, add-on compatibility, namespace risk, the dependency graph, the workload inventory, AI insights, and remediation plans.