<commit_before>---
date: 2017-12-18
author: lordofthejars
---

p. We are delighted to announce a new version of Arquillian Cube 1.11.0. This release brings integration with another project from Arquillian universe as well as few bug fixes.

h3. What's new

p. <i class="icon-star"></i> **Integration between Graphene and OpenShift**

p. We have created an integration between "Arquillian Graphene":http://arquillian.org/arquillian-graphene/ and Arquillian Cube OpenShift.

p. Now, if you are using Arquillian Graphene (in "standalone mode":http://arquillian.org/arquillian-graphene/#arquillian-mode-options) together with Arquillian Cube OpenShift, the base URI of Graphene is automatically set to the URL specified in OpenShift @Route@.

p. You can configure a specific @URL@ using the @url@ property from @graphene@ configuration. In this case, the hostname is going to be resolved as OpenShift @route@ name, and if there is no @route@ with that name, then @URL@ is treated as is. For example:

bc(prettify).. <extension qualifier="graphene">
  <property name="url">http://hello-world:8080</property>
</extension>

In the previous example, this integration will try to find an OpenShift @route@ with name @hello-world@ and inject its IP. If there is no @route@ with that name, then the @url@ field is considered to be the final @URL@.

p. You can see full example at "Graphene example":https://github.com/arquillian/arquillian-cube/tree/master/openshift/ftest-openshift-graphene

p. Many thanks to "<NAME>":https://github.com/iocanel for his help.<commit_msg>chore: Fix last sentence on cube announcement<commit_after>---
date: 2017-12-18
author: lordofthejars
---

p. p. We are delighted to announce a new version of Arquillian Cube 1.11.0 with a new integration to another Arquillian project and bug fixes.

h3. What's new

p. <i class="icon-star"></i> **Integration between Graphene and OpenShift**

p. We have created an integration between "Arquillian Graphene":http://arquillian.org/arquillian-graphene/ and Arquillian Cube OpenShift.

p. Now, if you are using Arquillian Graphene (in "standalone mode":http://arquillian.org/arquillian-graphene/#arquillian-mode-options) together with Arquillian Cube OpenShift, the base URI of Graphene is automatically set to the URL specified in OpenShift @Route@.

p. You can configure a specific @URL@ using the @url@ property from @graphene@ configuration. In this case, the hostname is going to be resolved as OpenShift @route@ name, and if there is no @route@ with that name, then @URL@ is treated as is. For example:

bc(prettify).. <extension qualifier="graphene">
  <property name="url">http://hello-world:8080</property>
</extension>

In the previous example, this integration will try to find an OpenShift @route@ with name @hello-world@ and inject its IP. If there is no @route@ with that name, then the @url@ field is considered to be the final @URL@.

p. You can see full example at "Graphene example":https://github.com/arquillian/arquillian-cube/tree/master/openshift/ftest-openshift-graphene

p. Many thanks to "<NAME>":https://github.com/iocanel for his help in most of the bugfixes.
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