Apollo Config
Distributed configuration management center for microservices
Apollo 3.0 moves to Java 17 and pitches configuration management at AI agents.
◆Recent moves
- 1mo ago
Apollo 3.0.0 Release
Apollo 3.0.0 moves the server to Java 17 and Spring Boot 4.1 and starts what the project calls Agent First configuration management: structured APIs, user-delegated access and machine-readable capabilities for agents working with configuration.
View source ↗ - 4mo ago
AccessKey app ID validation during client authentication
A single-fix patch closing a gap in how ConfigService validates AccessKey app IDs at authentication time. No schema change, which keeps the upgrade to a service-order rollout.
View source ↗ - 8mo ago
Super admin included in unified permission checks
A one-line permission correction, in the same authorization area as the patch that followed it. Two consecutive patches in the permission path suggest the 2.5.0 permission refactor needed settling.
View source ↗ - 8mo ago
Incremental config sync, app-level export and import
The most substantial change in this window: Config Service can return only changed items rather than full payloads, cutting network overhead for clients that poll constantly. App-level export and import with conflict strategies addresses bulk migration and recovery, which had been manual work.
View source ↗ - 1y ago
Global key and value search, AccessKey observer mode, namespace limits
Three administrator-facing capabilities that all reduce risk: finding where a configuration value is used across environments, running AccessKeys in log-only mode before enforcing them, and capping namespace and item counts. Cluster-level permission control lands in the same release.
View source ↗ - 2y ago
Whole server system starts in a single process without MySQL
The change that made Apollo approachable for local development and evaluation, collapsing a multi-service deployment with a database dependency into one process. It set the operational-cost direction the later releases continued.
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