Major Updates

Support for in-built analytics, where users can connect their data sources and generate dashboard panels.
Support for Git as a single source of truth for workflow artifacts. This enables users to have their workflows synced between the portal and Git source.
Introduces the event-tracker microservice to trigger chaos workflows automatically upon change to application images. This feature works in tandem with GitOps frameworks that rollout changes to applications upon manual changes in the Git source or upon image push to registries.
Support for re-running of existing chaos workflow from the litmus portal.
Adding a command-line tool called litmusctl to manage litmus portal services. The key role of litmusctl is to connect the external cluster with the litmus server and install the external agents.
Redesigning the teaming user interface and adding some significant features such as leave project, decline invitation.
Recreating litmus docs for litmus 2.0.x. For more information, visit https://litmusdocs-beta.netlify.app/
Integration of Litmus-UI with litmus portal components
Major directory restructuring of litmus portal’s server for database handlers

Minor updates

Changing MongoDB kind from deployment to statefulsets
Adding chaos-exporter as default external cluster agents for litmusportal
Refactoring authentication server to accommodate new teaming integration
Removing some unnecessary inputs from the welcome modal and predefined chaos workflow