Changelog

Filter app log by deployment, Static IP egress Scaleway, Removing Fargate for Karpenter, DevOps Copilot updates ... Cangelog 93

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: DevOps AI Copilot Beta, SOC2 Type 2, Qovery Demo Day, Team Offsite ... Changelog 92

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Easy GPU setup, New Log filters, URL rewrite, Service deploy in CLI... Changelog 91

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Observability open to anyone, Kube 1.33 non-production, EKS AMI Updates

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Qovery Meetup, Kube 1.32, SSO OIDC/SAML, Observability updates... Changelog 88

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Observability Early Access and GitLab On-prem Support

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Kubernetes 1.32 as default, Azure improvements, improved uninstall flow

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: AKS Managed by Qovery in Beta, Kubernetes 1.32/1.33 upgrade plan, Bitnami catalog change

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Road to Kubernetes 1.32/1.33, Job output validation, updates on credentials management, Optimising Log article

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Cluster overview, Service uninstall, Cluster credentials management, Revamped network for clusters

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Qovery Observability, Keep last deployment info, domain config only with public port, improved status loading

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Connect to your cluster from the console, More cluster info in TF provider and env vars, Managed AKS - looking for Alpha/Beta testers, new support tool

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Qovery DevOps Copilot in Alpha, AWS Mexico region, Managed control plane for Scaleway clusters

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Assume Role via STS, multi-stage Dockerfile, Flag environment out of date and many minor updates

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements: Improved command bar, Pod Kubernetes events, Dry-run mode for clusters, CoreDNS custom configuration

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Updated cluster list and status, Clone environment to another project, Demo day Q1-2025

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Managing the Nginx security vulnerability, Demo day, maintenance in audit

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Deployment queueing, Kubernetes 1.31 upgrade, simplified AWS credentials setup

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Enable Karpenter on existing prod clusters, Activate S3 audit logging , upcoming Kubernetes 1.31

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on New deployment history view, Customize error pages, upcoming Kubernetes 1.31

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Karpenter out of beta, Remote debug pod, Kubernetes deprecated services, Rate limit and whitelist

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on New service list, Cluster lock, Fallback screens for deployment logs, Redis default encryption

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Qovery at AWS re:Invent, Cluster diff in logs, Pod status panel in logs, Fetch images from private registries

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Kubernetes upgrade 1.30, Karpenter instance type filter, New advanced settings for ALB, Cluster failures emails

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Kubernetes upgrade 1.29/1.30, New advanced settings for ALB, K3s/EC2 Decommission

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Kubernetes upgrade 1.29, New deployment log view, Whitelist on Kube public endpoint, new AWS regions

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Improved deployment logs, reduced build time, Karpenter 1.0, New cluster creation view

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Helm service selection, Cluster Kube Upgrades, New application logs, Buildpack decommission

We're super excited to announce new features and improvements on Karpenter, Env-Var Auto Completion, k9s and Kubectl...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: custom domain validation, Environment setup in creation flow, Enable variable interpolation in env var as file, improved log scroll UX ...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Templates for Terraform and Cloudformation deployment, customize service icon, display services linked to a helm repository or container registry, new audit log events ...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Improved setup for custom domain with CDN, new access info section, Demo up improvements, deploy multiple services via the CLI ...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Description for environment variables, allow to cancel lifecycle job execution, customize request header ...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Raw Dockerfile for Lifecycle jobs, improved version selection for helm and containers, clear job failed status, activate Karpenter for cluster with custom VPC...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Karpenter open beta, Label/Tags customization support, skip mirroring on same image registry, access to older application logs...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Improvements on self-managed & demo cluster installation process, GCP registry support, Mirroring registry update, Check Dockerfile existence in creation flow...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: New service list, advanced settings for self-managed clusters, RDS certificates update, environment variable improvements ...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Qovery on your local machine or any kubernetes via the CLI, annotations, environment variable access from project and environment ...

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Shell via the UI, Qovery annotations/labels injection for Helm, public git repository deployment.

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Deploy on existing VPC for GCP, list of services for a git token, Qovery at the offsite and Kubecon

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Deploy on existing VPC, Kubernetes 1.28 upgrade, billing usage dashboard.

Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates over the past week: Self-managed cluster in beta, new pricing, Kubernetes upgrades, new environment list.

Here we are with the last recap before this end-of-the-year break. You can find below the list of the exciting deployments that have unfolded over the past two weeks on the product side.

We're excited to bring you another round of updates, focusing on our Helm integration, GCP integration progress, Qovery BYOK. Let's dig into what we've achieved in the last two weeks.

We're excited to bring you another round of updates, focusing on deployment enhancements, service list improvements, and the ongoing development of our Helm integration. Let's dig into what we've achieved in the last two weeks.

Our team is excited to share the latest enhancements and features developed over the past couple of weeks. These updates are focused on giving you better visibility into your services, improving user experience, and expanding configuration capabilities. Let’s explore what’s new.

We're back with another set of updates designed to improve your user experience and provide you with more control over your development and deployment processes. Here are the new features and improvements we've rolled out.

It's time for our bi-weekly update, and this one comes packed with features aimed at refining your development and deployment workflows. Let’s dive into the new functionalities and improvements.

It's changelog #39 and I'm back with another round of exciting updates, designed to make your experience on our platform even better. Let's walk through each one to see how it impacts you and enhances your application development and deployment.

It's changelog #38, and I'm thrilled to bring you a plethora of updates that have been under the works for the past two weeks. These enhancements aim to make your experience with Qovery smoother, more secure, and more efficient.

Welcome to the 37th edition of our product changelog! The past two weeks have been bustling with activity at Qovery as we rolled out some significant updates to enhance your experience. Here's a detailed look at what's new:

Hi everyone, and welcome to Changelog 36! 🌞 With two new additions to the teams, Camille in frontend and Pierre in the backend, our team velocity is now even faster during those summer months; we will talk Terraform and Audit Logs additions, Clone services, Kube upgrade, and much more, so let’s get started!

Hi everyone, and welcome to Changelog 35! Here is another exciting update packed with new features and enhancements that will bring your experience with Qovery to higher levels. In this release, we improved the audit logs feature by adding filters, added health checks to the interface, and more so let’s get started!

Hi everyone, and welcome to Changelog 34! We are thrilled to bring you another exciting update packed with new features and enhancements to further elevate your experience with Qovery. In this release, we have focused on improving visibility, flexibility, and performance across various aspects of our platform. Let's dive into the details:

Hello everyone, and a warm welcome to Changelog 33! We're thrilled to bring you a host of exciting updates in this release. Get ready for a major transformation in our Preview Environments feature, an awesome integration with Doppler, and enhanced choices in our advanced settings. So, if you're eager to learn more, let's dive right in and explore what's in store for you! 🌞

Hi everyone, and welcome to Changelog 32! I'm excited to share some great news with you. We recently achieved SOC2 Type I compliance, demonstrating our unwavering commitment to keeping your data safe. And we've done some work on our deployment logs, allowing us to introduce a new parallel service deployment feature. But wait, there's more! Keep reading to learn about our container DB logs, API token management, and more! 🌞

Hello everyone! Welcome to this sprint's Changelog. We've got some exciting updates to share with you. You'll be thrilled to know that with the ARM instances, you'll be able to save even more on costs. Plus, we've added the ability to create Webhooks and advanced settings for customizing your Qovery experience even more. So, let's dive right in and explore all the new features of Changelog 31!

Hi there, fellow changelog reader; today marks a big milestone in our changelog history because we reached the number 30! As much as we love this format, and we know you love it too, we decided to introduce a novelty in our changelog. I joined forces with Benjamin, Backend Engineer that will give you more insights about what’s happening in the background that makes your cluster work. Without further ado, here is the changelog.

Hi 👋🏻 and welcome to Changelog 29 where we have exciting updates to share with you! We're thrilled to announce that our Deployment Pipeline feature is now available globally, giving you more control over your deployment order. We've also been working hard to improve the stability of our Single EC2 K3s offer, and we're happy to announce that a new version is now available. We've introduced Cluster Advanced Settings through the V3 interface, which allows you to fine-tune your Qovery infrastructure even further. Want to know more? Keep reading!

Hi there 👋🏻 fellow Changelog readers; we are excited to introduce our latest update, packed with new and improved features to boost your experience! You can now restart a service, force-run jobs, and customize your own subdomain. Plus, with the addition of extra advanced settings, you'll have even more control and power at your fingertips. Empower yourself and unleash the full potential of our platform. Let's keep pushing the boundaries together!

Welcome to the latest Qovery changelog! This one is a bit special as we have one major change to announce 🥁drumroll🥁 we have a brand new website. We hope you will enjoy the new landing page and look forward to hearing your feedback, but that’s not all, so without further ado, let's dive into the new features and improvements in this update!

Happy New Year from the whole Qovery team!✨🥳  We hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season and is ready to start the new year off with a bang. To kick things off, we have a new changelog for you, filled with updates and improvements we've made over the past few weeks. These updates will make your experience with our product even better. As always, we welcome your feedback and suggestions, so please don't hesitate to contribute to our Public Roadmap or contact us on the Forum if you have any thoughts or ideas. Thank you for your continued support, and here's to a successful and productive year ahead!

Hi everyone, and welcome to the Changelog 24! While we had many improvements/ upgrades going on in the background on the backend side, we still have some exciting news to share with you, so let’s dive in to see what has been done during the past two weeks. 🏃🏼‍♀️

Hello everyone, and welcome to Changelog 23! No new babies on the team for this sprint but a well-expected feature 🥁drumroll🥁 Cancel Deployment! Let me show you what our team shipped for the past two weeks without further due.

Hey there, and welcome to Changelog 22; during the last Changelog, I shared the great news that our V3 is now in Beta testing, open for everyone to try, and we are super happy to see that a lot of you are using it already so without further due, here is what the Qovery team shipped during the past two weeks. 🏃🏼‍♀️

Hi, fellow changelog readers; this week is extra special for us! First, we are starting a brand new quarter, the last one of the year! Second, our V3 console is now in Beta testing, and yes, we are over the moon and can’t wait for all of you to try it out!

Hi there, and welcome to the Changelog 20! After a small summer break, we are back with more product releases, and even though our efforts are mainly focused on the console V3, I have a few exciting new things to show you! 🚀

Hi there, and welcome to the changelog 19 🎉 While a good half of our team is still focusing on the V3 console, which is in Alpha testing, the rest is still focusing on making our product even better and in the past two weeks, we developed a feature that can potentially save your life (or at least your costs).

Hi everyone, and welcome to the changelog 18! 🤩 A new quarter has officially started, and I can tell you that we kept up the hard work until the last week of Q2 with some exciting new features; oh also, in case you haven’t seen it yet, our V3 console is now in Alpha testing, if you want to learn everything about it, here is a cool demo 🎥

Hi everyone, and welcome to the Changelog 17! 🤩 Not to tease you, but our V3 is progressing fast, and it’s coming very soon; if you want to know what’s going on, I just published an article about it.

Hi everyone, welcome to our Changelog number 16! The V3 is taking more and more space in our sprints, so I decided to create a section dedicated to it on the top of the Changelog, but for now: here’s what you’ve all been waiting for: The Changelog number 16 ✨

Hi everyone 👋🏻, and welcome to the Changelog number 15! After a sprint dedicated to bugs and improvements, we are back on a regular sprint where half of the team is committed to building the V3, and the rest is focusing on maintaining and adding essential features to the V2, but without any further due; here is this sprint’s changelog! 🏁

Hi everyone, and welcome to the 14th Changelog! The last sprint was a bit special, dedicated to bugs 🪲 and improvements only! If you want to know more about the reason behind it, I wrote an article about this very special sprint in our blog but now, let me give you more details about what has been done 🚀.

Hi everyone, and welcome to the 13th Changelog! You know the drill, like every two weeks, I’m going to show you what our lovely team built during their last sprint; well, yes and no because I have a bit more to communicate this time so let’s dig into it!

And it’s a clap 🎬; welcome to the 12th Changelog and the end of the first quarter! Our teams worked hard to ship many cool features during the past months, and we finished on a high note with some highly expected newbies on our Qovery console 🤩

Welcome to the 11th Qovery changelog!💜 It’s soon to be the end of the first quarter of the year which mean that we have a backlog almost full of developed features (how satisfying) and another new backlog with plenty of exciting features that are waiting to be shipped but first, let me show you what our team was doing for the past two weeks!

Welcome to Changelog number 10! The past two weeks were particularly challenging for our team as the: “multi-cluster management” required quite a lot of changes in the flow, the product team had to work hard to find the best possible way to make it happen, but here it is, alongside other highly expected features.

Welcome to our 9th changelog! While a part of our team is working hard on the V3, the rest of the team is focusing on shipping the last very important features that are necessary for the V2 and that will, hopefully, make your Qovery journey smooth sailing.

Welcome to the 8th changelog! Our team is continuing to grow and we now have a new member in the core team, which should allow us to build even more features! While during the last two weeks, we shipped one highly expected feature, our frontend team was mainly focused on a larger scale project, could it be a V3 already? 😎

Happy New Year and welcome to the 7th changelog! 🎉 At Qovery, our new year's resolutions are quite simple, improve even more our product and make the cloud simple again and for that, we started the year strong with some exciting new features.

And that’s a wrap! 🎬 Welcome to the Changelog number 6 that is also the last of the year! While our backend team was working on exciting new features that will be ready at the beginning of 2022, our frontend team was working on correcting bugs and making the console better to start the new year with an even greater product.

Welcome to the 5th Changelog! Our team is getting stronger as we welcomed a new developer on the core team and we can already see the change as we had the time to build lots of amazing features during the past two weeks. 🤩

Welcome to the 4th Changelog! Time is ticking before the end of the year and our team is working extra hard to deliver some highly expected features so fasten your seatbelts and get ready to discover what we've been doing for the past two weeks. 🚀

Welcome to the 3rd Changelog! This one is a bit special as we have one major change to announce drumroll we have a brand new website. 🚀

Welcome to the 2nd changelog! For the past two weeks, our team was very busy working on the product to improve the user experience and fix bugs reported by our community. We also had the time to implement a pretty cool feature that will probably make your life easier.