We now support PostgreSQL v15! New PostgreSQL installations will install v15 by default. You can of course still specify to install an older version via your manifest.
The PostgreSQL v15 update brings various improvements over PostgreSQL v14, if you are looking for more detail, head over to read the official release notes.
For our Rails/Rack customers, the latest Ruby releases v3.1.3, v3.0.5 and v2.7.7 are now available. These are primarily security patch releases. For more information, see the official Ruby release notes
I'm pleased to announce that we now support the following on Hetzner Cloud:
If you've been waiting for this one, go forth and Hetzner!
We now support Redis v7.0 by default for new Redis installations! You can still specify an older version if you wish via your manifest. This Redis update brings yet more performance, stability and security enhancements.
No one likes passwords, but what about two factor authentication? If you're like me, you don't like taking your phone out every time you want to login to your Cloud 66 account. That's why we added WebAuthn support for fingerprints and FaceID three months ago.
Today, we're rolling out another security feature for your Cloud 66 accounts: Account Protection Level or APL for short. APL skips TFA security if it thinks your access is secure and there is no need to use TFA to verify it further. Of course, you can change this behavior on your Account page to a more relaxed to strict policy.
Also, invited users to your team will have to have the same or a more strict APL setting.
We’ve improved the UI for team management. You can now find all the team-related features in Account Settings > Collaboration. This includes new pages for managing team membership and assigning roles and access permissions for applications and account wide features. Learn more about the features.
We now support setting your Maestro job schedule to be "on-demand" and allow you to manually invoke the job via "Run Now" in the UI, or via the CX Toolbelt
Configuration has moved into Application Settings. This consolidates the majority of the configuration pages into a single place for easier location. Network specific settings are still grouped into a single area.
Additionally, we’ve moved Preview Deployments from Application Settings to the application overview page. For more info read our blog post: Review changes before deploying to production.
The servers list command of the cx toolbelt has been updated to now allow output columns to be specified, which allows extra information about servers to be displayed. For a full list of available columns, please run: cx servers help list
For our Maestro customers, Kubernetes version (v1.23.x) is now available and will be the default version installed when new Maestro applications are created (as well as the default version installed when existing Maestro applications are upgraded).
