GGORG

Good Morning to all

This is an interesting topic.

I actually have a similar request what concerns Gateway WebUI Access.

For the moment it can be configure with a user.txt but it would nice to have an option to allow the users dynamically from the users groups created in Devolutions, such as Local AD or Entra ID.

This would allow easy user management and the possbility to use a WebUI to access resources.

If this feature is already available, I apologize for the "bump" to this topic.

TY in advance.

Have all great day.

BR,

Greg

@GGORG Fantastic work! I have this to work on shortly, and if you are willing to share your configurations, I would love to take a look. It would help me get a start on the Kubernetes side of an official configuration. Nicely done, very excited myself to get all of this working as well. Thanks!

Hi Adam,

I sent you the Project Files in a ZIP File per PM.

If you have questions, please feel free to contact me.

Have fun.

BR,

Greg

PS: A teaser for the motivation: External Devolutions Gateway connected to DVLS on K8s

Hi Adam,

TY for message and interest. Awesome.

I have to work tonight, but I'll get all the various files together tomorrow and send them to you per PM.

Just for the record, Statefulset is working and I may have found a way to make the whole Persistent with Update Management.

I tested too an external Devolutions Gateway with Default Ports and it works too.

If you have questions in the meantime please do not hesitate.

BR,

Greg

Hi Michel,

I got some news for you, I managed to get DVLS running on Kubernetes.

I am using 2 Pods, one MSSQL, one DVLS built with a specific Dockerfile for both as the native MSSQL did not have everything in it.

For MSSQL, K8s manifest is very close to M$ Recommendations. I used a Express Version for the testing.

For DVLS, thanks to Claude AI, we created a full start up script that runs when the pod is started and does all the necessary task.

What needs to be addressed is if the Pod crashes, we do not want that the whole setup runs again, so I am working on that.

I used MetaslLB to access DVLS from a client.

I am going to install a Gateway later this week and see how I can get everything working.

I am curious to see also if the Pod will crash.

I keep you posted.

Let me know if you want me to share the setup with your team just as a curiosity maybe.

Take and BR,

Greg

Hi Michel,

TY for the feedback.

I had already expected your answer but I do think that already having a Linux and Docker version is cool.

If I make any progress with Kubernetes, I'll be happy to share with you.

Once again TY for fixing the PowerShell Module.

BR,

Greg

Hi Marc-Antoine,

Sorry for the late feedback.

I tested the 2025.1.3 and later version of the Devolutions PowerShell Module and fresh installation as well update existing installation: all worky.

Awesome.

Not sure if you are the right person to ask a question regarding DVLS on Kubernetes but I try it.

Is it planned to support DVLS on Kubernetes? I tested some manifests with a prebuilt Docker Image like you do it for Docker but encountered some issues with DVLS Setup part that is done via the PowerShell script.

TY in advance for the feedback and TY for PowerShell Module fix.

If you have questions please feel free to contact me.

BR,

Greg

Hi Marc-Antoine,

TY very much for fixing the issue in version 2025.1.3. Awesome. 😉

I will test it over the weekend by installing a new DVL Server from scratch, test it also in Docker and give you a feedback.

Once again TY.

Have a great end the week.

BR,

Greg

Hi all,

While trying to install Devolutions Server on Linux, I encountered a critical issue with the latest Devolutions.PowerShell module version 2025.1.1.

The cmdlet Update-DPSDatabase does not work — it throws an error when attempting to initialize or update the DVLS database. This effectively breaks the entire installation flow on Linux when using the latest module.

I confirmed that this issue does not exist in version 2024.3.5. Downgrading the module resolves the problem, and DVLS installs correctly afterward.

You can install the working version with:

Install-Module Devolutions.PowerShell -RequiredVersion 2024.3.5 -Force

I actually figured this out after installing the Docker Version and checking the Dockerfile that is used to build the DVLS Container. The script uses 2024.3.5

No one else has posted about this yet, so I wanted to raise visibility. Would be great if the Devolutions team could review this regression in Update-DPSDatabase for 2025.1.1.

Let me know if logs or error messages are needed — happy to provide.

Thanks!

BR,

Greg