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Top Ingress NGINX Controller Migration Pain Points
Summary of the top pain points we've heard from customers performing ingress-nginx migrations and how Pomerium can help.
MCP Apps Are Here. Is Yours Secure on Day One?
It all started with MCP-UI , then ChatGPT apps launched last October . Recently MCP apps became part of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) spec ( SEP-1865 ). Now Claude supports MCP apps. VS Code and Goose ship with MCP app support as well. MCP went from "interesting experiment" to production infrastructure in just over a year. That's faster than anything I've seen in recent memory.
Announcing Pomerium v0.32
Pomerium v0.32.0 is all about less friction and more control: SSH access now uses the standard OAuth Authorization Code flow, onboarding can start with a hosted IdP, MCP token refresh is automated, and operators get clearer visibility into databroker state. We also tightened DNS controls and polished a few operational edges.
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Migrating from Ingress NGINX to Pomerium Ingress Controller
The Kubernetes community announced that Ingress NGINX will be retired in March 2026 . After that, there won't be any more updates, bugfixes, or security patches. While your existing deployments will keep working, running without security updates is risky and there will be no further feature developments.
Self-Healing File-Based Databroker Without The Postgres Headaches
TL;DR We just released Pomerium v0.31 with a new file-based databroker backend. It eliminates the operational overhead of managing a separate data persistence layer by introducing a self-healing, infrastructure-agnostic storage mode that recovers in milliseconds and keeps sessions alive.
Zero Trust Without Lock-In: What We Heard at KubeCon EU 2025
We’re back from KubeCon EU 2025 in London, and one thing came through loud and clear: European teams want control . Not just for security or performance—but for regulatory peace of mind .
Pomerium’s OpenTelemetry Tracing Support: Deeper Observability, Made Easy
Pomerium allows you to securely access Kubernetes APIs, internal apps, databases, and more — without a VPN. But even with faster, direct access, understanding performance issues or request failures in a distributed environment still requires the right observability to trace what’s happening behind the scenes.
