Changes to Managed TLS certificate chains in response to Let's Encrypt root certificate expiration
Note
This change only affects Endpoints using Managed TLS.
Improve security posture and efficiently pass audits with new Compliance Visibility Dashboard
Over the years, the Aptible product teams have learned that a vast number of teams would benefit from not just having greater visibility into the security safeguards Aptible has in place across different aspects of the infrastructure, but also get insights to understand what they need to do to further improve their posture to reach a compliance goal.
Users with Read-Only access can no longer see Database credentials
Broadly speaking, two levels of access can be granted to Users through Aptible Roles on a per-Environments basis
Manage Log and Metrics Drains, and modify Database Endpoints through the CLI with latest updates
We've released the newest version of the Aptible CLI - v0.19.1 that adds more command line functionality to help you better automate management of Log Drains, Metric Drains and Database Endpoints.
Quickly see who triggered a backup through the Aptible dashboard and CLI
Aptible Deploy has always allowed developers to trigger a backup, something we call a manual backup.
Log drain improvements for high-performant, reliable delivery to external destinations
Aptible Deploy comes with built-in support for easily aggregating your container, SSH session and HTTP(S) endpoint logs and routing them to your destinations of choice for record-keeping and future analysis, be it in popular external destinations like Datadog, SumoLogic and PaperTrail, or to a self-hosted Elasticsearch database.
Easily modify databases without disruption with new CLI command: ‘aptible db:modify’
We are very excited to introduce a new command for the Aptible CLI : aptible db:modify. This command lets you make modifications to your databases without requiring any restarts.
Differentiate between automated and manual backups in the UI and CLI
We understand that reviewing your backups regularly is essential for business continuity planning and optimizing your infrastructure spend.
New default volume type for databases
All new Aptible Deploy databases created today - either newly provisioned or restored from backup - will default to using gp3 volumes. This new volume type provides a baseline IOPS performance of 3,000 IOPS without regard for disk size. For most databases, this will be a large improvement on existing performance. However, some larger databases (bigger than 1 TB) may require more IOPS. If you would like to provision more than 3000 IOPS, reach out to [email protected] and we can help you with this - up to 16,000 IOPS.
Elasticsearch 7 now supported on Deploy
Aptible has released support for version 7 of the Elasticsearch Database type. This major version includes: