We are thrilled to announce that Single Sign-On (SSO) is now available on all Aptible infrastructure at no additional cost. Formerly, this was only available to Enterprise customers.

We've added small improvements to the end user experience when setting up Log Drains, and when scaling Services.

Docker images are an essential component for building containers because they serve as the base of a container. Dockerfiles – lists of instructions that are automatically executed - are written to create specific Docker images. Avoiding large images speeds up the build and deployment of containers, thus contributing positively to your DevOps performance metrics.

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This change only affects Endpoints using Managed TLS.

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.

Broadly speaking, two levels of access can be granted to Users through Aptible Roles on a per-Environments basis

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.

Aptible Deploy has always allowed developers to trigger a backup, something we call a manual backup.

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.

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.