RuView: Docker Fixes and Introspection Features
Three major pull requests were merged addressing Docker publishing issues, adding new introspection capabilities, and proposing adoption of rvCSI as the primary CSI runtime. The changes include security enhancements, monitoring improvements, and architectural planning.
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Good morning, this is RuView for May 14th, 2026.
Yesterday saw significant activity with three merged pull requests addressing infrastructure and monitoring capabilities.
Ruvnet merged pull request 547, implementing Docker publishing refresh and optional bearer-token API authentication. This update resolves multiple issues including missing files in Docker latest builds and adds build-time guards to prevent incomplete images. The changes span 10 files with over 600 lines added, including new GitHub workflows for security scanning and Docker publishing.
The second major merge was pull request 554, introducing midstream introspection capabilities. This adds a parallel tap alongside RuView's existing event pipeline without changing current behavior. Two new endpoints are now available: a WebSocket endpoint for real-time JSON snapshots and a REST endpoint for single-shot introspection data. The feature includes comprehensive testing and latency benchmarking across 9 files.
Ruvnet also merged pull request 549, which documents ADR-097 proposing adoption of rvCSI as RuView's primary CSI runtime. While RuView currently vendors but doesn't consume rvCSI components, this architectural decision record outlines a phased adoption strategy that would preserve existing SOTA and RuvSense modules.
Looking ahead: Implementation of the rvCSI adoption plan will likely be the next major development focus, along with continued refinement of the new introspection capabilities based on production usage.
That's your RuView update for today. We'll be back tomorrow with more development news.