Changelog

Scopes 1.14.0 makes Kubernetes deployments easier to follow and scheduled task jobs easier to control.

Scopes 1.13.0 simplifies AWS credential handling and ALB provisioning.

Scopes 1.12.0 adds long-requested container configuration options and smarter failure output.

May updates: configurable HTTP ports and tunable resource limits for Containers scopes, WAF protection for Static files, conditional entity hook firing, and external fields improvements.

April updates: data lake SQL API, AI-powered features (AI assistant, Insights, Action Items), external parameters, security best practices, and scope configurations.

Scopes 1.11.0 makes ALB usage safer and more scalable, and introduces scope configurations. It requires new AWS permissions before upgrading.

Scopes 1.10.0 brings more control over how Kubernetes scopes are deployed and better diagnostics when something goes wrong.

December updates: Diagnose for agent-backed scopes, scope stability, action auditing, log viewer improvements, and NRN-based API key authentication for agents.

November updates: service update modes, security, insights access by account, outdated parameter visibility, multiple overrides, and CLI 2.4.0.

October updates: notification events view, scoped target types, releases from the UI, account deletion, agent-backed scopes, and CLI 2.3.0.

September updates: faster services with parallel actions, scope restrictions, container/K8s improvements (gRPC, external DNS, custom domains, memory autoscaling), channel descriptions, and a new CLI version.

June changelog featuring new service creation from existing configs and scope recreation capabilities for Kubernetes recovery.