December
Welcome to our new changelog! 🚀
Here you’ll find updates on the latest changes and improvements in nullplatform.
New platform settings
We launched Platform settings on our platform. You can use it to configure your existing resources on nullplatform to orchestrate the user of your services.
Here's what you can manage:
- Compute and containers: cloud providers, container orchestration, and compute management
- Dev tools: code and asset repositories
- Networking: Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
👉 Check our supported integrations for more info on this.
Quick links to help you set up your account (IaC)
- Configure a provider using OpenTofu
- Set up a new account in nullplatform
- Set up GCP and GKE using OpenTofu
- Import existing providers into OpenTofu
How to access platform settings (UI)
You can either:
- access it directly using:
https://<your-org-slug>.app.nullplatform.io/settings
. - select Platform settings from the dropdown menu next to your profile.
Deprecation notice: runtime configurations and NRN API
We want to inform you that he following features may be removed in future updates:
We recommend using platform settings to manage and configure your organization’s infrastructure and operations moving forward.
Customize Kubernetes with object modifiers
You can now configure Kubernetes manifests before deployment using object modifiers.
Key benefits
- Dynamic configuration: Adjust manifests dynamically without manual edits.
- Reusable modifications: Define once, apply anywhere—across multiple deployments, clusters, or environments.
- Context-aware replacements: Inject variables and settings based on your runtime context.
👉 Learn how it works, review our example configuration, and more details in our documentation.
Force delete misconfigured scopes
The new force delete option allows you to remove scopes that cannot be deleted normally due to configuration errors, such as misconfigured providers.
What you need to know:
- Approval workflows and policies will proceed as usual and won't be skipped.
- The option becomes available after you’ve already tried to delete the scope using a standard delete request and it failed.
👉 Check our docs and API reference for more info on force deleting a misconfigured scope.
Happy holidays from the nullplatform team! ❤️