March 2026 monthly summary for tryretool/retool-helm focused on delivering API Gateway support within the Retool Helm chart. Implemented gateway-based deployment in Kubernetes, with new configuration files, validation scripts, and CI workflows to test and deploy the chart. This work enhances deployment flexibility, reliability, and time-to-value for customers.

February 2026: Delivered secure license key management for multiplayer deployment in tryretool/retool-helm. Added a LICENSE_KEY environment variable to the multiplayer deployment configuration, enabling secure handling of license keys via Kubernetes secrets and centralized secret management across clusters. This change reduces risk of license key exposure, improves deployment security, and supports scalable, auditable license management with Kubernetes.

Monthly summary for 2025-12: Focused on deployment packaging improvements and release readiness for infrastructure components. Delivered a targeted Helm deployment upgrade and maintained release traceability in the repository.

Month: 2025-10 — Key security and deployment enhancements for tryretool/retool-helm. Delivered a secure Helm deployment for the multiplayer service by externalizing sensitive configurations with Kubernetes Secrets and ensuring environment variables from Helm values are injected into the multicast deployment. This work, tracked in commits 401f330181b4c1e44c8a6fbfaa78a7a67e862d0a and ab8c64e39b9c556fa8a11314a5ff3efc7951292c, reduces secret exposure risk, improves deployment reproducibility, and aligns with Kubernetes best practices. No major bugs fixed this month in this repository. Technologies demonstrated: Kubernetes Secrets, Helm templating, environment variable management, secret governance.

Concise monthly summary for May 2025 focusing on the Retool Helm release improvements and reliability fixes.

January 2025 monthly summary for tryretool/retool-helm focused on delivering a robust Helm-based secret inclusion policy and improving deployment reliability across core surfaces (backend, jobs, telemetry, workflows). Key changes center on introducing a dedicated inclusion control helper for config secrets env vars, enabling opt-in behavior for external secrets to overwrite others, and refining the output to be deterministic for deployments.