We are excited to announce we've updated our site-to-site VPN tunnel implementation. This update comes with support for IKEv2 VPN tunnels for greater reliability and security, as well as improved compatibility with Azure-based connections.

​For improved compatibility and security, we've added ED25519 to the supported SSH key algorithms we accept. You can now generate ED25519 SSH keys. You can manage your keys here within the Aptible Dashboard.

Manage Environments via Terraform
aptible_environment resources can now be managed through Terraform. Learn more here about resource attributes and configuration.

Provision Metric Drains via Terraform
aptible_metric_drain resources can now be managed through Terraform. Learn more here about resource attributes and configuration.

With our new S3 Log Archiving functionality, you can now configure log archiving to an Amazon S3 bucket owned by you! This feature is designed to be an important complement to Log Drains, so you can retain logs for compliance in the event your primary logging provider experiences delivery or availability issues.

Manage Log Drains via Terraform
You can now manage aptible_log_drain resources through our Terraform Provider.
Learn more here about resource attributes and configuration.

Increased Scaling Sizes within the Aptible Dashboard
We've updated the Aptible Dashboard, so all supported Disk and Container sizes are available for scaling. Previously, the Aptible CLI supported more scaling sizes than the Aptible Dashboard.

Prior to today, operation logs could only be accessed in real-time via the Aptible CLI, while an operation was running. This made debugging difficult in a number of scenarios:

Authenticate with environment variables
These can be set with APTIBLE_USERNAME and APTIBLE_PASSWORD environment variables. Learn more here.

We are excited to share Aptible's underlying container scheduler has been radically improved. New EC2 instances provisioned during releases and scaling operations are now quicker and more reliable. Operations that previously took 15+ minutes to launch new EC2 instances will now take less than 3 minutes for the same process (x5 times faster)!